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[jira] [Created] (OAK-583) Inconsistencies in property index
definitions
angela created OAK-583:
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Summary: Inconsistencies in property index definitions
Key: OAK-583
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OAK-583
Project: Jackrabbit Oak
Issue Type: Improvement
Reporter: angela
while trying to simplify the property-index definitions and adding
one for the access control content, i detected the following inconsistencies
with the property "propertyNames":
- the property is sometimes single valued (e.g. "uuid") and sometimes
multivalued ("nodetypes")
IMO the property name implies that it is multivalued. however, i get the
impression that this doesn't work for unique property index definitions.
(test failure)
- the property is defined using Type.STRING (implicit) or Type.STRINGS.
IMO however, Type.NAMES would be more appropriate.
- while moving out the user related index, i used type name without noticing.
i will change to STRING(S) such that we have it consistent (see above).
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