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Query DSL: Terms Filter #1
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Support terms filter, closed by bd2b0a6 |
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This implementation has a bunch of problems that'll need to be worked before it is a valid candidate for merging. I don't have time to rebase it right now but would still love the feedback on problem. The ones I remember: 1. It performs the filtering by blocking the suggesting thread. 2. Because there is no "exists" query type it uses a limit. I now know that isn't ass efficient as just using a count but it might be worth implementing an exists query type for it any way. 3. It feels like there are a lot of plumbing changes required for this feature. My guess is that is because I'm going about it wrong. This correlates with #1 pretty well. 4. I have to wrap the filter through the map nodes and parse it during the reduce step. That feels silly. Closes elastic#3482
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A frequency caching terms enum, that also allows to be configured with an optional filter. To be used by both significant terms and phrase suggester. This change extracts the frequency caching into the same code, and allow in the future to add a filter to control/customize the background frequencies
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…sion (elastic#1…" (elastic#115827) This reverts commit 32dee6a.
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Support terms filter which allows to configure more than one term for a specific field. For example:
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