gerlowskija commented on code in PR #4721:
URL: https://github.com/apache/solr/pull/4721#discussion_r3744294346
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solr/core/src/test/org/apache/solr/handler/component/QueryElevationComponentTest.java:
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@@ -1166,6 +1137,8 @@ public void testSorting() throws Exception {
// now switch the order:
booster.setTopQueryResults(reader, query, false, new String[] {"a",
"x"}, null);
assertQ(
+ null,
Review Comment:
In short, yes. This is the main thing I dislike about this PR.
I'm 100% happy with the default assertQ error message here. In an ideal
world I'd create an assertQ override for cases like this, where I need a
non-default query endpoint but am 100% happy with the default assertQ error
message. But there's no great way to do that since "message" and
"requestHandler" are both strings and the signature of the
reqHandler-but-no-message method would by indistinguishable from the existing
"message-but-no-reqHandler" method.
I toyed a bit with a fluent-ish solution here, where the message gets
provided by a wrapping call and could be dropped from all of our little
assertFoo helpers. e.g.
```
withMessage(
"This is my message on failure",
() -> assertQ(...))
```
Another alternative: assertQ and friends already take in a SolrQueryRequest
(typically created via `req()` calls) and SQR has a `getPath` method that could
probably be used rather than providing the requestHandler as a separate method
param in assertQ. This seems like the simplest solution, except that
`SolrQueryRequest.getPath` seems to be largely unused, and I don't have quite
enough context to know why. If we could go this route it'd look like:
```
assertQ(
reqWithPath("/elevate", baseParams),
"//([@numFound='4']")
```
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