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File Path search does not work anymore #9
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OK cheers |
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OK, I think I understand the prob, it seems PathTokenizer needs more update to be fully lucene 4.x working ... working on a patch |
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… path tokenizer fixes and tests fixes issue oracle#9
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cleanups, path tokenizer fixes and tests fixes issue oracle#9
I will close this bug, since I pushed a fix few seconds ago |
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Unable to parse your query:
You might try to enclose your search term in quotes, escape special characters with , or read the Help on the query language. Error message from parser:
Cannot parse '/apps/abc/xyz/': Lexical error at line 1, column 41. Encountered: after : ""
The File Path search fails for all cases, so does the 'Only in this Directory' search in xref fail. The only way to get it working is escaping each forward slash by backward slash.
So if file path is like '/apps/abc/xyz/', it works fine - but it is not the way users would prefer to do it.
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