If I have a facet that is a statistical I can do the following:
facet with a script for field, no filters -> works fine
facet with a normal field with a facet_filter -> works fine
*BUG -> facet with the same script field and the same facet_filter ->
results are infinite (no error, but not working correctly)
Could you make a Gist that recreates the problem? Some sample docs and the
three queries you just described?
What version of ES are you using?
-Zach
On Friday, September 6, 2013 4:17:33 PM UTC-4, J wrote:
I believe I have found a bug:
If I have a facet that is a statistical I can do the following:
facet with a script for field, no filters -> works fine
facet with a normal field with a facet_filter -> works fine
*BUG -> facet with the same script field and the same facet_filter ->
results are infinite (no error, but not working correctly)
I think this gist should be close to what I was doing with my data,
somewhat simplified. I have moved on from this so I can't spend time
working on it any longer, but this should illustrate what I was doing at
least, might need some tweaks to fully run:
Could you make a Gist that recreates the problem? Some sample docs and
the three queries you just described?
What version of ES are you using?
-Zach
On Friday, September 6, 2013 4:17:33 PM UTC-4, J wrote:
I believe I have found a bug:
If I have a facet that is a statistical I can do the following:
facet with a script for field, no filters -> works fine
facet with a normal field with a facet_filter -> works fine
*BUG -> facet with the same script field and the same facet_filter ->
results are infinite (no error, but not working correctly)
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