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When specifying a custom :analyzer for lucene-store, will it be used for both index and query time? Looking at the source (and testing), I believe this is the case, but want to make sure.
This seems to answer it: https://github.com/xtdb/xtdb/blob/ed7801f6aa8e7abc061d6940921b58d69514c05a/modules/lucene/src/xtdb/lucene.clj#L119
How can I use the :in keyword for binding a variable with the http-server query console? In Clojure I put the inputs after the '{...} query object but I couldn't find in the documentation where do I put this in the console
Hey @U045XR9LCTH the built-in HTTP console UI isn't feature complete, so I don't think this can be done (speaking from memory). Have you had a look at https://github.com/tatut/xtdb-inspector already?
As a workaround, you should be able to substitute the use of :in with additional regular clauses + bindings like: [(identity [1 2 3 4]) [val ...]]
I see. I wanted to use the console because it's very easy to export the queryset to CSV, but I will try this workaround as well!