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Fix position increment gap on phrase/prefix analyzers #70096
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Custom position increments are handled by wrapping analyzers with a NamedAnalyzer and passing the custom increment through to its constructor. However, phrase and prefix analyzers use delegating analyzer wrappers to add extra filtering to their parent analyzers, and we can't wrap analyzers multiple times because this wrecks reuse strategies, so we unwrap the parent before passing it to phrase and prefix builders. This unwrapping means that we lose the custom position increments; in particular, it means that we can end up with a position increment gap of -1, which is the sentinel value for the unset parameter - and that means exceptions at index time for backwards-moving positions on fields with multiple values. This commit removes the sentinel value and uses standard parameter defaults and the isConfigured() method instead, plus it adds some more comprehensive testing for position increments when combined with phrase/prefix index options on text fields. Fixes #70049
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Custom position increments are handled by wrapping analyzers with a NamedAnalyzer and passing the custom increment through to its constructor. However, phrase and prefix analyzers use delegating analyzer wrappers to add extra filtering to their parent analyzers, and we can't wrap analyzers multiple times because this wrecks reuse strategies, so we unwrap the parent before passing it to phrase and prefix builders. This unwrapping means that we lose the custom position increments; in particular, it means that we can end up with a position increment gap of -1, which is the sentinel value for the unset parameter - and that means exceptions at index time for backwards-moving positions on fields with multiple values. This commit removes the sentinel value and uses standard parameter defaults and the isConfigured() method instead, plus it adds some more comprehensive testing for position increments when combined with phrase/prefix index options on text fields. Fixes #70049
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Custom position increments are handled by wrapping analyzers with a NamedAnalyzer and passing the custom increment through to its constructor. However, phrase and prefix analyzers use delegating analyzer wrappers to add extra filtering to their parent analyzers, and we can't wrap analyzers multiple times because this wrecks reuse strategies, so we unwrap the parent before passing it to phrase and prefix builders. This unwrapping means that we lose the custom position increments; in particular, it means that we can end up with a position increment gap of -1, which is the sentinel value for the unset parameter - and that means exceptions at index time for backwards-moving positions on fields with multiple values. This commit removes the sentinel value and uses standard parameter defaults and the isConfigured() method instead, plus it adds some more comprehensive testing for position increments when combined with phrase/prefix index options on text fields. Fixes elastic#70049
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How text is split into tokens
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v7.12.1
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Custom position increments are handled by wrapping analyzers
with a NamedAnalyzer and passing the custom increment through
to its constructor. However, phrase and prefix analyzers use
delegating analyzer wrappers to add extra filtering to their parent
analyzers, and we can't wrap analyzers multiple times because this
wrecks reuse strategies, so we unwrap the parent before passing
it to phrase and prefix builders. This unwrapping means that we
lose the custom position increments; in particular, it means that
we can end up with a position increment gap of -1, which is the
sentinel value for the unset parameter - and that means exceptions
at index time for backwards-moving positions on fields with multiple
values.
This commit removes the sentinel value and uses standard parameter
defaults and the
isConfigured()
method instead, plus it adds somemore comprehensive testing for position increments when combined
with phrase/prefix index options on text fields.
Fixes #70049