I found the issue. The single quotes in the request params were set to
empty and require to be escaped with a '\'. Python instead of throwing an
error message was simply concatenating the string which is a poor design.
Below payload yields the same results as the web request in the solr
portal.
p
Hi
I don't see what the actual problem is here.
What were you expecting to see in the response, and what do you see?
Please try to reproduce the issue you think you are seeing with a tool like
cURL, you can issue both POST and GET requests with cURL and many other tools.
The result should be ex
Hi,
I have a python scraper to query the solr index and get the top 'n'
results and process further. What I see is with the setting of the bq
parameter which has a lot of special chars, the output from the python call
differs from the results I get from the query issued in the web Solr
portal. I
