Thanks Adrien.
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I believe that this is related to the fact that the classic query parser no
longer splits on whitespace and instead relies on the analyzer to compute
query terms. So if your tokenizer makes no difference between spaces and
dashes, you would indeed get a disjunction.
If you need to restore this
Hello Team,
Recently we have started upgrading our Lucene core libraries to version
8.7.0 from v2.9.4.
Some of our tests started failing which were searching on a keyword in the
format 'abc-def_1-2014'.
In v2.9.4 this was parsed into a Phrase query with 3 terms "abc", "def_1"
and "2014"
Hello Team,
Recently we have started upgrading our Lucene core libraries to version
8.7.0 from v2.9.4.
Some of our tests started failing which were searching on a keyword in the
format 'abc-def_1-2014'.
In v2.9.4 this was parsed into a Phrase query with 3 terms "abc", "def_1"
and "2014"
