MODE-1263 Corrected indexing depth logic #203
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The SearchEngineIndexer was doing math improperly. This doesn't appear to have affected any use cases except those that use the file system connector, since the file system connector uses its own maxDepth value (and ignores the value submitted by the indexer). It is in this case that the indexing stops one level too early. Several new integration tests were created to verify the reported problems. With a minor fix, the indexing operates correctly, and the new integration tests do indeed pass and demonstrate that the indexing (and the re-indexing) does indeed work properly.
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The SearchEngineIndexer was doing math improperly. This doesn't appear to have affected any use cases except those that use the file system connector, since the file system connector uses its own maxDepth value (and ignores the value submitted by the indexer). It is in this case that the indexing stops one level too early.
Several new integration tests were created to verify the reported problems.
With a minor fix, the indexing operates correctly, and the new integration tests do indeed pass and demonstrate that the indexing (and the re-indexing) does indeed work properly.