Wanted to give a quick update regarding 0.21.0.Beta release with Lucene 4.x. As I mentioned, we have already fully upgraded to Luceen 4.1, and practically done with exposing the most important features we can get for it. We also concluded our major refactoring for a field data code that has significant reduction in memory used for field data (specifically multi valued fields) for faceting/sorting/scripts.
The last major bit we have left is additional refactoring on our faceting code, to allow for more pluggable faceting implementation and different execution modes. The work is progressing nicely, and I hope that by next week we will be able to release 0.21.0.Beta with it in it.
Once the Beta is out, we will have a short release cycle gearing towards GA, hopefully it should't take long.
On Tuesday, February 12, 2013 6:01:07 PM UTC-5, kimchy wrote:
Heya fellows,
Wanted to give a quick update regarding 0.21.0.Beta release with Lucene
4.x. As I mentioned, we have already fully upgraded to Luceen 4.1, and
practically done with exposing the most important features we can get for
it. We also concluded our major refactoring for a field data code that has
significant reduction in memory used for field data (specifically multi
valued fields) for faceting/sorting/scripts.
The last major bit we have left is additional refactoring on our faceting
code, to allow for more pluggable faceting implementation and different
execution modes. The work is progressing nicely, and I hope that by next
week we will be able to release 0.21.0.Beta with it in it.
Once the Beta is out, we will have a short release cycle gearing towards
GA, hopefully it should't take long.
Thanks Shay for the update. Eagerly looking forward for the new release.
On Wednesday, February 13, 2013 4:31:07 AM UTC+5:30, kimchy wrote:
Heya fellows,
Wanted to give a quick update regarding 0.21.0.Beta release with Lucene
4.x. As I mentioned, we have already fully upgraded to Luceen 4.1, and
practically done with exposing the most important features we can get for
it. We also concluded our major refactoring for a field data code that has
significant reduction in memory used for field data (specifically multi
valued fields) for faceting/sorting/scripts.
The last major bit we have left is additional refactoring on our faceting
code, to allow for more pluggable faceting implementation and different
execution modes. The work is progressing nicely, and I hope that by next
week we will be able to release 0.21.0.Beta with it in it.
Once the Beta is out, we will have a short release cycle gearing towards
GA, hopefully it should't take long.
Thanks Shay for the update. Eagerly looking forward for the new release.
On Wednesday, February 13, 2013 4:31:07 AM UTC+5:30, kimchy wrote:
Heya fellows,
Wanted to give a quick update regarding 0.21.0.Beta release with Lucene
4.x. As I mentioned, we have already fully upgraded to Luceen 4.1, and
practically done with exposing the most important features we can get for
it. We also concluded our major refactoring for a field data code that has
significant reduction in memory used for field data (specifically multi
valued fields) for faceting/sorting/scripts.
The last major bit we have left is additional refactoring on our faceting
code, to allow for more pluggable faceting implementation and different
execution modes. The work is progressing nicely, and I hope that by next
week we will be able to release 0.21.0.Beta with it in it.
Once the Beta is out, we will have a short release cycle gearing towards
GA, hopefully it should't take long.
"We also concluded our major refactoring for a field data code that has
significant reduction in memory used for field data" - this is great news
for me I can't wait for the release
Thanks Shay for the update. Eagerly looking forward for the new release.
On Wednesday, February 13, 2013 4:31:07 AM UTC+5:30, kimchy wrote:
Heya fellows,
Wanted to give a quick update regarding 0.21.0.Beta release with Lucene
4.x. As I mentioned, we have already fully upgraded to Luceen 4.1, and
practically done with exposing the most important features we can get for
it. We also concluded our major refactoring for a field data code that has
significant reduction in memory used for field data (specifically multi
valued fields) for faceting/sorting/scripts.
The last major bit we have left is additional refactoring on our
faceting code, to allow for more pluggable faceting implementation and
different execution modes. The work is progressing nicely, and I hope that
by next week we will be able to release 0.21.0.Beta with it in it.
Once the Beta is out, we will have a short release cycle gearing towards
GA, hopefully it should't take long.
I think the facet framework is going to be overhauled to add custom
facet features more easily. For example, right now, there can't be
plugins that add new capabilities to faceting.
So I hope I can use collation based sorting on facet elements soon, or
facet value mappings, where facet values can be augmented with other
values for display (like sort keys in collations).
Jörg
Am 14.02.13 09:25, schrieb Leonardo Menezes:
Hey Shay,
that's great news. For the new code in faceting, should we also
expect performance improvement, or just memory? thanks
As we need one boring guy... Is this means that i am near to trash my
nightmare code about grouping ? Mainstream ES will be able to group soon ?
--
Nicolas BLANC.
Le mercredi 13 février 2013 00:01:07 UTC+1, kimchy a écrit :
Heya fellows,
Wanted to give a quick update regarding 0.21.0.Beta release with Lucene
4.x. As I mentioned, we have already fully upgraded to Luceen 4.1, and
practically done with exposing the most important features we can get for
it. We also concluded our major refactoring for a field data code that has
significant reduction in memory used for field data (specifically multi
valued fields) for faceting/sorting/scripts.
The last major bit we have left is additional refactoring on our faceting
code, to allow for more pluggable faceting implementation and different
execution modes. The work is progressing nicely, and I hope that by next
week we will be able to release 0.21.0.Beta with it in it.
Once the Beta is out, we will have a short release cycle gearing towards
GA, hopefully it should't take long.
I think the facet framework is going to be overhauled to add custom facet
features more easily. For example, right now, there can't be plugins that
add new capabilities to faceting.
So I hope I can use collation based sorting on facet elements soon, or
facet value mappings, where facet values can be augmented with other values
for display (like sort keys in collations).
Jörg
Am 14.02.13 09:25, schrieb Leonardo Menezes:
Hey Shay,
that's great news. For the new code in faceting, should we also
expect performance improvement, or just memory? thanks
I think the facet framework is going to be overhauled to add custom facet
features more easily. For example, right now, there can't be plugins that
add new capabilities to faceting.
So I hope I can use collation based sorting on facet elements soon, or
facet value mappings, where facet values can be augmented with other values
for display (like sort keys in collations).
Jörg
Am 14.02.13 09:25, schrieb Leonardo Menezes:
Hey Shay,
that's great news. For the new code in faceting, should we also
expect performance improvement, or just memory? thanks
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I can't wait for the release