Subject about covers it I think - within the SphinxAPI one can set a range filter (e.g. in my case I'm filtering for a timestamp range (min,max). In the past I've just used a locally stored copy of the bundle, added a method the Sphinxsearch.php file to call SphinxAPI::setFilterRange method - this is not possible in this project as they are very strict on using composer (only) to pull in pristine bundles for each deployment. At the moment I am looking at just altering the search.sphinxsearch.search.class parameter to point to a compatible class held locally - but it all feels a bit dirty, surely filterRange is a worthwhile addition to the Sphinxsearch class (when it's just sat there in the API waiting to be used)?
Good afternoon,
Subject about covers it I think - within the SphinxAPI one can set a range filter (e.g. in my case I'm filtering for a timestamp range (min,max). In the past I've just used a locally stored copy of the bundle, added a method the Sphinxsearch.php file to call SphinxAPI::setFilterRange method - this is not possible in this project as they are very strict on using composer (only) to pull in pristine bundles for each deployment. At the moment I am looking at just altering the search.sphinxsearch.search.class parameter to point to a compatible class held locally - but it all feels a bit dirty, surely filterRange is a worthwhile addition to the Sphinxsearch class (when it's just sat there in the API waiting to be used)?
Regards, Ryan