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Precomputed index is returning no results. Different usage maybe? #524
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I'm seeing this same issue in 6.5.3. I can't get Fuse to work using a precomputed index. Works fine when doing |
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It is far from obvious, here and in the examples, how to use this function, and if supplied an incorrect argument it errs, silently. The simplest way to avoid the confusion is to document the change. Narrowing the type is the first part of that. See krisk#524 and krisk#624 for people bitten by this.
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It is far from obvious, here and in the examples, how to use this function, and if supplied an incorrect argument it errs, silently. The simplest way to avoid the confusion is to document the change. Narrowing the type is the first part of that. See krisk#524 and krisk#624 for people bitten by this.
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Describe the bug
Empty results when loading precomputed index.
Version
6.4.3
Is this a regression?
dunno
🔬Minimal Reproduction
Additional context
The last print shows that
docs
,keys
,records
is empty, if loaded from the precomputed index.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: