How to test if a value in a multi-value field matches a specific query?
Example of the problem:
I've created a query to return all documents of some specific authors. The
authors field contains multi-value sorted set.
When showing the result, I want to show only the name of the authors
specified
Maybe I misunderstand the problem, but why don't you decouple showing
the results from the results of the query?
Am 23.06.22 um 14:03 schrieb Patrick Bernardina:
How to test if a value in a multi-value field matches a specific query?
Example of the problem:
I've created a query to return all
How to test if a value in a multi-value field matches a specific query?
Example of the problem:
I've created a query to return all documents of some specific authors. The
authors field contains multi-value sorted set.
When showing the result, I want to show only the name of the authors
specified
Let me clarify:
Example query: "(author:Patrick author:Michael) && type:pdf"
Example result: 2 items: Doc1 with authors "Patrick, Adalberto" and Doc2
with authors "Patrick, Michael, Elias"
I want to show the 2 items, but when I show the authors, I only want to
show the authors that are in the quer
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Hi:
What version of log4j is included in Lucene version 8.11.2? The release notes
for Solr 8.11.2 explicitly states log4j version is upgraded to 2.17.2 to
address security vulnerabilities, but there is no such note for Lucene. I
assume the same is true for Lucene
Lucene core is a no-dependencies library. Some of the other Lucene
modules, and the build and tests, have dependencies, but none of them
includes log4j. So sorry, but we won't be making Lucene use log4j
2.17.2; probably you should get your compliance standards changed to
include *forbidden* version
