I like your suggestion. To keep the index working the same, I have
just switched to dates and added the string "T23:59:59Z" and it seems
to make the solr.DateField happy when this string is passed.
It will mean I will have to mess with it on the way back in - but it
should be okay. To have solr-ru
On Aug 11, 2008, at 3:03 PM, Ian Connor wrote:
I originally used a Ruby Date class for my dates, but found when I set
the type to solr.DateField in the solrconfig.xml, it returned a parse
error. After that, I switched to Time and it worked fine.
However, I now have some dates that are out of th
Hi,
I originally used a Ruby Date class for my dates, but found when I set
the type to solr.DateField in the solrconfig.xml, it returned a parse
error. After that, I switched to Time and it worked fine.
However, I now have some dates that are out of the Time range (e.g.
1865) so Date would work b
