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@@ -172,6 +173,8 @@ public class TestSolr4Spatial extends SolrTestCaseJ4 {
checkHits(fieldName, "0,0", 100, DistanceUtils.EARTH_MEAN_RADIUS_KM, 0);//doesn't error
}
+ @Test public void testExistsQuery() { assertQ(req("q", fieldName + ":*", "fl", "id," + fieldName)); }
+
private void checkHits(String fieldName, String pt, double distKM, double sphereRadius, int count, int ... docIds) throws ParseException {
checkHits(fieldName, true, pt, distKM, sphereRadius, count, docIds);
}
This test passes against 8.5.0 release and fails when running 8.6.3.
I initially suspected SOLR-11746, but that doesn't line up with the release info, unless some of that revert/recommit stuff came in later.
This error happens because the exists query for spatial types gets turned into a range query with inclusive null bounds, which then causes the bounding box parsing to fail. And generating the exception incidentally fails because we try to pass a null argument to String.contains!
Some options for solving this:
- See null bounds when creating our shape and return a new shape that matches everything
- Go back to using a prefix query
- Find some other extra "clever" data like norms that the field leaves around
We might also need to check additional fields for this same behavior.
