Hi folks,
I'm using Solr 8.5.2 and populating documents which include a string field
called "title". This field used to be text_general, but the data was reindexed
and we've been inserting data happily with REST calls and it's been behaving as
desired.
I've now written a Java Spring-Boot program to populate documents (snippet
below) using SolrCrudRepository. This works when I don't index the "title"
field, but when I try include title I get the following error "cannot change
field "title" from index options=DOCS_AND_FREQS_AND_POSITIONS to inconsistent
index options=DOCS"
To me that looks like it's trying to index the title as text_general and store
it in a string field. But the Solr schema states that field is string, all of
the data in it is string, and any other string field in the document which is
string is indexed correctly.
Could there be any hanging reference to the field's type anywhere? Or some
requirement that a field named "title" is always text_general or something odd
like that?
Any help appreciated, thanks
Owen
@Data
@SolrDocument(collection="mycollection")
public class Node {
@Id
@Field
private String id;
@Field
private String title;
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