How do you feel about other types? I reckon boolean/Boolean and Enum are also fine candidates for the un-tokenized treatment.
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...with an option to restore backwards compatible functionality since this is a breaking change.
See http://forum.compass-project.org/thread.jspa?threadID=215179&tstart=0
How do you feel about other types? I reckon boolean/Boolean and Enum are also fine candidates for the un-tokenized treatment.
6. By default, Compass will now try to use Index type based on the actual type. For example, every formattable type
(such as number and dates), URL, URI, and Boolean are now UN_TOKENIZED by defualt (if not explicitly specified).
Note, I did not add a flag to revert to the previous behavior as I think it is an important one. Specific mappings can be controlled still.
Shay Banon added a comment - 24/Mar/08 09:55 AM Fixed. Here is what the upgrade.txt states:
6. By default, Compass will now try to use Index type based on the actual type. For example, every formattable type
(such as number and dates), URL, URI, and Boolean are now UN_TOKENIZED by defualt (if not explicitly specified).
Note, I did not add a flag to revert to the previous behavior as I think it is an important one. Specific mappings can be controlled still.
Shay Banon added a comment - 24/Mar/08 10:05 AM I did not do it for Enum since usually Enums are defined with capital letters and you do want them analyzed (which basically lower case them).
6. By default, Compass will now try to use Index type based on the actual type. For example, every formattable type
(such as number and dates), URL, URI, and Boolean are now UN_TOKENIZED by defualt (if not explicitly specified).
Note, I did not add a flag to revert to the previous behavior as I think it is an important one. Specific mappings can be controlled still.