Hello Team,
Recently we have started upgrading our Lucene core libraries to version
8.7.0 from v2.9.4.
Some of our tests started failing which were searching on a keyword in the
format 'abc-def_1-2014'.
In v2.9.4 this was parsed into a Phrase query with 3 terms "abc", "def_1"
and "2014" respectively.
We are using a CharTokenizer to create the terms.
So once we use this query to search in the index it fetches documents which
have all of these terms. Hence we were getting the expected results.
After we upgraded to 8.7.0 we started getting more results than expected.
While investigating we found that in 8.7.0 the default query returned by
Query.parse() method is Boolean Query. Hence the above keyword gets
tokenized and 3 boolean clauses are created with occur as SHOULD. Hence the
searcher gives us all the documents which has a matching term out of "abc",
"def_1" and "2014".
Hence we get more documents than what was expected earlier.
Please help with this how to look for exact match.
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Recently we have started upgrading our Lucene core libraries to version
8.7.0 from v2.9.4.
Some of our tests started failing which were searching on a keyword in the
format 'abc-def_1-2014'.
In v2.9.4 this was parsed into a Phrase query with 3 terms "abc", "def_1"
and "2014" respectively.
We are using a CharTokenizer to create the terms.
So once we use this query to search in the index it fetches documents which
have all of these terms. Hence we were getting the expected results.
After we upgraded to 8.7.0 we started getting more results than expected.
While investigating we found that in 8.7.0 the default query returned by
Query.parse() method is Boolean Query. Hence the above keyword gets
tokenized and 3 boolean clauses are created with occur as SHOULD. Hence the
searcher gives us all the documents which has a matching term out of "abc",
"def_1" and "2014".
Hence we get more documents than what was expected earlier.
Please help with this how to look for exact match.
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