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[jira] [Created] (SOLR-8242) contrib/analytics: relocate hasDocValues() check out of FieldFacetAccumulator:

Christine Poerschke created SOLR-8242:
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             Summary: contrib/analytics: relocate hasDocValues() check out of FieldFacetAccumulator: 
                 Key: SOLR-8242
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-8242
             Project: Solr
          Issue Type: Task
            Reporter: Christine Poerschke
            Priority: Minor


from SOLR-8147:

Christine Poerschke wrote:
bq. Considering the overall class usage and calling chains, might the {{hasDocValues()}} check be relocated to somewhere higher up? From a cursory look {{AnalyticsContentHandler.endElement}} and {{AnalyticsRequestFactory.(parse|makeFieldFacet|setFieldFacetParam)}} construct {{FieldFacetRequest}} objects and perhaps the hasDocValues check could happen there i.e. catch the invalid input/bad request when considering request parameters and then within the lower level accumulator object the hasDocValues check goes away and no SolrException need be thrown by the {{FieldFacetAccumulator}}.

Houston Putman wrote:
bq. I agree that the {{hasDocValues()}} check should be moved to {{AnalyticsRequestFactory.(makeFieldFacet|setFieldFacetParam)}}. It shouldn't add any complexity since those methods are where the {{SchemaField}} references, which {{FieldFacetAccumulator}} uses, originate. Other error checking could be done in a similar manner. For example {{result()}} calls in query and range facets could be validated after {{AnalyticsRequestFactory.parse()}} is finished, this would greatly reduce the complexity in the {{(BasicAccumulator|FacetingAccumulator).getResult()}} and {{FacetingAccumulator.getQueryResult()}} methods. There are probably others, but that's the first that popped into my head.




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