Add filter-based deletion to Weaviate vector store #2150
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Implement filter-based deletion for WeaviateVectorStore by leveraging the existing ID-based deletion mechanism. Key changes: - Add doDelete(Filter.Expression) implementation that delegates to the existing ID-based deletion method - Use similarity search with filter to find matching documents first - Delete matched documents by their IDs - Add integration tests for filter deletion scenarios: * Deleting by simple equality filter * Deleting by string-based filter expression This maintains consistency with other vector store implementations while working around Weaviate's limitations in direct filtered deletion.
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Implement filter-based deletion for WeaviateVectorStore by leveraging the existing ID-based deletion mechanism.
Key changes:
This maintains consistency with other vector store implementations while working around Weaviate's limitations in direct filtered deletion.