tsornin14 opened a new pull request, #4921:
URL: https://github.com/apache/solr/pull/4921

   https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-18466
   
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   # Description
   
   The `search()` function in streaming expressions currently ignores `_route_` 
for shard selection and queries every active slice of the target collection. 
Users with known routing keys therefore incur unnecessary request and response 
overhead, which can be significant on large clusters. This change adds support 
for `_route_` param in the streaming expression search function, reusing 
`docCol.getRouter().getSearchSlices()` which is used for shard selection in 
normal distributed search.
   
   
   # Solution
   
   Two files in `solr/solrj-streaming`:
   
   1. **the `CloudSolrStream` class:**
   
      the existing method:
   
      ```java
      List<Slice> getSlices(
          String collectionName,
          CloudSolrClient cloudSolrClient,
          boolean checkAlias)
      ```
   
      is kept for existing calls from `TopicStream`, `TextLogitStream`, 
`FeaturesSelectionStream`, and `StatementImpl` (all out of scope for this 
change); these are unaffected and continue to receive all active slices
   
      A new overloaded helper method is added:
   
      ```java
      List<Slice> getSlices(
          String collectionName,
          CloudSolrClient cloudSolrClient,
          boolean checkAlias,
          SolrParams solrParams)
      ```
   
      When `solrParams` contains a nonempty `_route_`, each collection's slices 
are resolved via `docCol.getRouter().getSearchSlices(routeKeys, params, 
docCol)` and when `_route_` is absent (or empty), all active slices are 
returned exactly as before.
   
   2. **the `TupleStream` class:**
   
      `CloudSolrStream.getSlices(collection, cloudSolrClient, true, 
solrParams)` is called after the request params are assembled and passed to the 
route aware `getSlices`.
   
   **Example usages:**
   
   ```text
   expr=search(collection1,
          zkHost="localhost:9983",
          qt="/export",
          q="*:*",
          fl="id,a_s,a_i,a_f",
          sort="a_f asc, a_i asc", _route_="routeKeyA")
   ```
   
   ```text
   expr=search(collection1,
          zkHost="localhost:9983",
          qt="/export",
          q="*:*",
          fl="id,a_s,a_i,a_f",
          sort="a_f asc, a_i asc", _route_="routeKeyA,routeKeyB,routeKeyC")
   ```
   
   **One note on backward compatibility:**
   
   Previously, `_route_` was ignored during shard selection for streaming 
expression `search()`. With this change, nonempty route values are passed to 
`docCol.getRouter().getSearchSlices(routeKeys, params, docCol)`. For 
collections using the implicit router, an invalid `_route_` value now causes 
the request to fail. Previously, the same request searched all active shards 
despite the invalid `_route_`. This should be documented in the release/ 
upgrade notes.
   
   # Tests
   
   The following four tests cover single and multiple route keys, composite id 
routing, missing and empty route values, and invalid implicit router shard 
names.
   
   1. testCloudSolrStreamWithRouteParam  
   2. testCloudSolrStreamWithCompositeIdRoute
   3. testCloudSolrStreamWithEmptyRoute
   4. testCloudSolrStreamWithInvalidRoute
   
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