When the rows parameter that is sent to Plone/Solr is set to a large number (e.g "10000000000000"), Solr raises an exception:
java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "10000000000000"
Background: The listing/search block in Plone 6 (Volto) only shows the right number for the total results if no limit is set on the result set. Editors set a very high number to avoid this. If the query is sent to Plone/Solr then, the exception is thrown.
We could solve this on Volto level. Though, c.solr seems to be a more accurate layer to fix this problem IMO.
When the rows parameter that is sent to Plone/Solr is set to a large number (e.g "10000000000000"), Solr raises an exception:
Background: The listing/search block in Plone 6 (Volto) only shows the right number for the total results if no limit is set on the result set. Editors set a very high number to avoid this. If the query is sent to Plone/Solr then, the exception is thrown.
We could solve this on Volto level. Though, c.solr seems to be a more accurate layer to fix this problem IMO.