Hi,
Note that if you want more control over the buckets, you may use facet.query
instead. Also, under development is SOLR-2366 which will eventually give a more
powerful gap specification to range facets.
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Jan Høydahl, search solution architect
Cominvent AS - www.cominvent.com
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Thanks Hoss.
Whatever you described does make sense, however we are migrating over from
FAST and the date range buckets work differently there. The expectations of
the business users are based on the existing system.
I need to reset their expectations ;-) ...
Thanks for the very detailed explana
: Can solr take the earliest date from the result set to be the value for
: "facet.date.start"? I dont want to have the value 1/1/1995 hardcoded in my
: application since a new data feed that gets into my index could be older
: than 1995 and i might keep missing them from the facet.
no, you have
