Closed kaladay closed 1 year ago
One would expect that when the default field is set to say origin, then the default wild card would be against the origin. This is not the case.
origin
If there is no value but there is a search field, then prepend the search field before the wild card like origin:*.
origin:*
The regressed behavior would result in an parsed query of:
{ "responseHeader":{ "status":0, "QTime":0, "params":{ "q":"*", "df":"origin", "debug":"query", "sow":"true", "rows":"0", "_":"1675954886742"}}, "response":{"numFound":6494,"start":0,"docs":[] }, "debug":{ "rawquerystring":"*", "querystring":"*", "parsedquery":"MatchAllDocsQuery(*:*)", "parsedquery_toString":"*:*", "QParser":"LuceneQParser" } }
Adding the default search of origin before the wild card results in:
{ "responseHeader":{ "status":0, "QTime":0, "params":{ "q":"origin:*", "df":"origin", "debug":"query", "sow":"true", "rows":"0", "_":"1675954886742"}}, "response":{"numFound":724,"start":0,"docs":[] }, "debug":{ "rawquerystring":"origin:*", "querystring":"origin:*", "parsedquery":"origin:*", "parsedquery_toString":"origin:*", "QParser":"LuceneQParser" } }
This is a regression discovered while testing out staging branch for the 2023, 2 SAGE sprint.
Coverage: 45.825% (-0.008%) from 45.833% when pulling f9e8ede1888b689a9ceb872d526b78c02812f00d on regression_in_search into 92ac6e05c9f03e742ad78dba6e8c4e6c092bf2d8 on staging.
Description
One would expect that when the default field is set to say
origin
, then the default wild card would be against theorigin
. This is not the case.If there is no value but there is a search field, then prepend the search field before the wild card like
origin:*
.The regressed behavior would result in an parsed query of:
Adding the default search of
origin
before the wild card results in:This is a regression discovered while testing out staging branch for the 2023, 2 SAGE sprint.
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