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Qsol 2.0 in progress posted by Mark on June 30, 2008
I have gotten a few inquires about when version 2.0 will arrive. Naturally, users want to make sure they have the latest and greatest. Sadly, I am not going to have time to do what I wanted for 2.0 in the near future. The 2.0 was never meant to indicate radical change though. I was doing this as an indicator that I would be breaking public APIs and you couldn't drop the new JAR in. The main features I am planning on for 2.0 are: cleaning up all unnecessarily exposed api, adding support for additional syntax similar to Lucene standard query language, and fixing a small limitation that causes some really crazy boolean/prox combos to fail (the type that would never get submitted anyway).

So please, don't wait on 2.0. Qsol version 1 still works as intended and I still maintain and fix all bugs submitted to me.

So in that spirit, here is a new release, Qsol 1.1. For 99.9999% of the dozen or so current Qsol users out there, this should be a straight drop in I think. No promises though. You may need to recompile. This version includes the very early start of modifying class packages. It also includes a couple of small bug fixes, including phrase query slop being generated as 1 too large. There is also a new method to set 0 padded fields for both term and range queries.


-Mark


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