In case anyone's interested (and I know at least one person is because
they asked me where to find the solr.TemporalCoverage class - sorry
that was my fault, I shouldn't have used the default package name),
here's how I got around the problem.
It's not the neatest solution in the world, but
Cheers, Geert-Jan, that's very helpful.
We won't always be searching with dates and we wouldn't want
duplicates to show up in the results, so your second suggestion looks
like a good workaround if I can't solve the actual problem. I didn't
know about FieldCollapsing, so I'll definitely kee
Perhaps my answer is useless, bc I don't have an answer to your direct
question, but:
You *might* want to consider if your concept of a solr-document is on the
correct granular level, i.e:
your problem posted could be tackled (afaik) by defining a document being a
'sub-event' with only 1 daterang
Hi all,
Firstly, I apologise for the length of this email but I need to
describe properly what I'm doing before I get to the problem!
I'm working on a project just now which requires the ability to store
and search on temporal coverage data - ie. a field which specifies a
date range durin
