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Hey. Is there a way to put my own Lucene analyzer into here? https://github.com/xtdb/xtdb/blob/master/modules/lucene/src/xtdb/lucene.clj#L351 I think there is no way but I might be wrong. I don't need it right now but it's good to know if I can or can't do it :thinking_face:
Hey @U028ART884X absolutely there is 🙂 see https://github.com/xtdb/xtdb/blob/20b505f24d42135add4c97932d24be5ab24e9cbc/modules/lucene/test/xtdb/lucene/extension_test.clj#L119
For some reason StandardAnalyzer and XTDB's query both give me results even if I use case sensitive search. I actually want this but then the test from your link tests something similar to the default behavior.
But it's very nice that I can override it. Thanks.