commit | eeae64d051d635644af151da81ac1e0caa72cb9f | [log] [tgz] |
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author | Marco Miller <marco.miller@ericsson.com> | Mon May 13 06:09:13 2019 -0400 |
committer | Marco Miller <marco.miller@ericsson.com> | Wed May 15 05:06:33 2019 -0400 |
tree | a8b49d5651c1f6fdb8187ebf555986343cc43f13 | |
parent | 3b7ee91ff4267b12dc61d13fe06522f9910a2e13 [diff] |
ChangeQueryBuilder: Fix empty file extension case for Elasticsearch Introduce a new FileWithNoExtensionPredicate class, which is a PostFilterPredicate, used solely in an empty file extension case with Elasticsearch. This post-filter predicate is then used at an extra cost. Base this on the field-injected server configuration, as the constructor alternative implies changing too many callers, mostly up-stack (and rather unrelated) ones. This is because the current design is not meant for such index type-specific behavior. However there will be follow-up work to potentially replace this solution with the index type being added to arguments' IndexConfig auto-building. This previously broken behavior is being fixed this way for Elasticsearch, while Lucene worked without failing these tests. This is because Elasticsearch omits the file extension field when it holds an empty value, from the document or source, whereas Lucene doesn't. There is currently no other known way of solving this; there could be some. Also assert the case of a change with only files that have no extension. This added test case is necessary to fully prove this fix, alongside the already covered case of a change with both extension-equipped files and files with no extension. Bug: Issue 10854 Change-Id: Iaa452e5b281a1ed48b06ca126eddb4a5b4384f26
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