George,
I pulled the latest source from the SVN repository, building with the VS2005
solutions/projects and the test Lucene.Net.Index.TestNorms._TestNorms() passes
for me. I do see an error on
Lucene.Net.Index.TestBackwardsCompatibility.TestExactFileNames:
Lucene.Net.Index.TestBackwardsCompatibility.TestExactFileNames : incorrect
filenames in index: expected:
_0.cfs
_0_1.del
_1.cfs
_2.cfs
_2_1.s0
_3.cfs
segments.gen
segments_a
actual:
_.cfs
__1.del
_1.cfs
_2.cfs
_2_1.s0
_3.cfs
segments.gen
segments_a
Which leads to another test failing...
Lucene.Net.Index.TestIndexFileDeleter.TestDeleteLeftoverFiles :
System.IO.FileNotFoundException : _0_1.del
Has anyone else seen this?
Great news on 2.2! We're ready to pitch in on working though any issues after
the commit of the initial port. Much thanks for all your work on this project.
Michael
-----Original Message-----
From: George Aroush [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 12, 2007 7:06 PM
To: [email protected]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Lucene.Net 2.1 & 2.2
Hi folks,
My apology for my long absent from this mailing list. I have been very busy
with my work on a critical project.
Looking ahead, Lucene.Net 2.1 is near completion; it has been very stable
and only one NUnit test is failing, which is:
Lucene.Net.Index.TestNorms._TestNorms(). Can someone look into it and offer
a patch? Once we get this out of our way, I believe we are ready to declare
Lucene.Net 2.1 "final" and release it.
In regards to Lucene.Net 2.2, I have already started looking into it and
generated a delta between Java Lucene 2.1 and 2.2; so the initial conversion
is underway such that I expect, over this coming weekend, to commit the
initial port and then we can start addressing issues accordingly.
Finally, working on Lucene.Net, is not easy and is very time consuming to
say the least! It takes considerable amount of my time with hardly anything
in return. If you are using Lucene.Net and find it valuable, consider
donation toward it to keep me motivated. If you can help, please visit my
website at: http://www.aroush.net/ to learn how or email me directly.
Regards,
-- George
