Hi,
When using the LuceneCheck with the following query f:"Foo Bar" I expect the check to return no error because this is (as far as I can tell) allowed in the lucene query language. I use the following code below to test this.
from .parser import parser
from .check import LuceneCheck
from .tree import SearchField, Phrase
query = (SearchField("f", Phrase('"Foo Bar"')))
check = LuceneCheck()
print(check.errors(query))
But against my expectations I get the following error.
['Unknown item type Phrase : "Foo Bar"']
After checking the check.py file, it appears to me that no check_phrase function is present in the LuceneCheck class which leads to the phrase object not being accepted. I'm not really sure if this is intended behavior or how to fix it but following code snippet might solve the problem
def check_phrase(self, item, parents):
if not item.value.endswith('"') or not item.value.startswith('"'):
yield "Phrase value must start and end with double quote"
Any recommendations or ideas about how to fix it? Or am I doing something wrong?
Hi, When using the LuceneCheck with the following query
f:"Foo Bar"I expect the check to return no error because this is (as far as I can tell) allowed in the lucene query language. I use the following code below to test this.But against my expectations I get the following error.
After checking the check.py file, it appears to me that no check_phrase function is present in the LuceneCheck class which leads to the phrase object not being accepted. I'm not really sure if this is intended behavior or how to fix it but following code snippet might solve the problem
Any recommendations or ideas about how to fix it? Or am I doing something wrong?