Good to know, thanks.
Upvote for being able to unset properties over HTTP. We don't deploy erlang in
production and rely on curl to set all our properties, so that'd be great for
us.
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On Sunday, October 2, 2011 at 8:11 PM, Ryan Zezeski wrote:
> Greg,
>
> Yes, use the new
Greg,
Yes, use the new property going forward. The old property will still work
but at some point will be phased out. When that happens it will be
documented in the release notes.
You currently can't remove a bucket property. In the case where
rs_extractfun is still set in a future version it
Hi,
Somewhere along the line, it looks like the mechanism for setting a custom
extractor changed slightly. The documentation now says to set a property called
search_extractor with the fields mod, fun and arg.
It used to be a property called rs_extractfun with the fields language,
function a
Hey Greg,
So here's what looks like is going on:
Everything that requires JS in Riak has to declare a pool of VMs. Each
pool needs to be initialized for functions that depend on them to have
access. In this case, it looks like the Riak Search custom extractor
functionality depends on a pool that'
I've been debugging through the riak code, and it looks like the
riak_search_js_extract process is not running, so it's not even getting to
the point of executing my JS. Has this feature ever worked?
=ERROR REPORT 19-Jul-2011::10:25:24 ===
problem invoking hook riak_search_kv_hook:precommit ->
Hi,
I'm trying to use a custom extractor, but I can't for the life of me seem to
get the syntax right. Even the simplest thing I can think to try won't work.
I've tried setting the rs_extractfun property as described in the
documentation - both of these methods
- {jsanon, {Bucket, Key}}, whe
