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For data-sources such as Twitter and Jodel, timestamps are both reliable and central to working with the data. It makes sense to issue queries such as "All Jodels from 06:30 to 9:00, Monday to Friday" or "All tweets from Friday 20:00 to Saturday 05:00".
Currently Solr does not support queries for a specific day of the week (Monday, Tuesday...), so to avoid generating excessive filter queries for all specific dates that are the wanted week day, this should be indexed. Likewise, the time of day should be indexed, possibly by fixing the date to 1970-01-01 or a similar hack that leaves the field as a proper datefield, so that Solrs build-in date/time-math can still be used.
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For data-sources such as Twitter and Jodel, timestamps are both reliable and central to working with the data. It makes sense to issue queries such as "All Jodels from 06:30 to 9:00, Monday to Friday" or "All tweets from Friday 20:00 to Saturday 05:00".
Currently Solr does not support queries for a specific day of the week (Monday, Tuesday...), so to avoid generating excessive filter queries for all specific dates that are the wanted week day, this should be indexed. Likewise, the time of day should be indexed, possibly by fixing the date to 1970-01-01 or a similar hack that leaves the field as a proper datefield, so that Solrs build-in date/time-math can still be used.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: