This is very surprising, but it looks like solr lacked the support for missing (None) values, so they got degraded to a "None" string. This PR adds the condition that fixes it.
Supporting None values was already added earlier for lists (multi values), but not for the simple index use case.
This is very surprising, but it looks like solr lacked the support for missing (None) values, so they got degraded to a "None" string. This PR adds the condition that fixes it.
Supporting None values was already added earlier for lists (multi values), but not for the simple index use case.