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Whenever a search timeout is set to a search request, the timeout may be triggered by the suggest phase via exitable directory reader. In that case, the exception that is thrown by the timeout check needs to be handled, instead of returned back to the user. Instead of handling the timeout in each phase, this commit handles it as part of QueryPhase for both SuggestPhase and RescorePhase. For rescore phase, one integration test that is time dependent is also rewritten to remove the time dependency and moved from QueryRescorerIT to SearchTimeoutIT. Closes elastic#122186
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LGTM just some random nits
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SuggestPhase.execute(searchContext); | ||
} catch (ContextIndexSearcher.TimeExceededException timeExceededException) { | ||
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Maybe add an overload to this method that just takes a searchContext
? Removes some duplication and keeps the cold path code size down :)
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That is an option, I think back when I added it I wanted to not make the method depend on the entire context, which exposes all kinds of stuff.
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Whenever a search timeout is set to a search request, the timeout may be triggered by the suggest phase via exitable directory reader. In that case, the exception that is thrown by the timeout check needs to be handled, instead of returned back to the user. Instead of handling the timeout in each phase, this commit handles it as part of QueryPhase for both SuggestPhase and RescorePhase. For rescore phase, one integration test that is time dependent is also rewritten to remove the time dependency and moved from QueryRescorerIT to SearchTimeoutIT. Closes elastic#122186
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Whenever a search timeout is set to a search request, the timeout may be triggered by the suggest phase via exitable directory reader. In that case, the exception that is thrown by the timeout check needs to be handled, instead of returned back to the user. Instead of handling the timeout in each phase, this commit handles it as part of QueryPhase for both SuggestPhase and RescorePhase. For rescore phase, one integration test that is time dependent is also rewritten to remove the time dependency and moved from QueryRescorerIT to SearchTimeoutIT. Closes elastic#122186
Whenever a search timeout is set to a search request, the timeout may be triggered by the suggest phase via exitable directory reader. In that case, the exception that is thrown by the timeout check needs to be handled, instead of returned back to the user. Instead of handling the timeout in each phase, this commit handles it as part of QueryPhase for both SuggestPhase and RescorePhase. For rescore phase, one integration test that is time dependent is also rewritten to remove the time dependency and moved from QueryRescorerIT to SearchTimeoutIT. Closes elastic#122186
Whenever a search timeout is set to a search request, the timeout may be triggered by the suggest phase via exitable directory reader. In that case, the exception that is thrown by the timeout check needs to be handled, instead of returned back to the user. Instead of handling the timeout in each phase, this commit handles it as part of QueryPhase for both SuggestPhase and RescorePhase. For rescore phase, one integration test that is time dependent is also rewritten to remove the time dependency and moved from QueryRescorerIT to SearchTimeoutIT. Closes #122186
Whenever a search timeout is set to a search request, the timeout may be triggered by the suggest phase via exitable directory reader. In that case, the exception that is thrown by the timeout check needs to be handled, instead of returned back to the user. Instead of handling the timeout in each phase, this commit handles it as part of QueryPhase for both SuggestPhase and RescorePhase. For rescore phase, one integration test that is time dependent is also rewritten to remove the time dependency and moved from QueryRescorerIT to SearchTimeoutIT. Closes #122186
Whenever a search timeout is set to a search request, the timeout may be triggered by the suggest phase via exitable directory reader. In that case, the exception that is thrown by the timeout check needs to be handled, instead of returned back to the user. Instead of handling the timeout in each phase, this commit handles it as part of QueryPhase for both SuggestPhase and RescorePhase. For rescore phase, one integration test that is time dependent is also rewritten to remove the time dependency and moved from QueryRescorerIT to SearchTimeoutIT. Closes #122186
We recently fixed timeout handling in the suggest phase. A test failure on SearchTimeoutIT surfaced an issue with the current approach. In case partial results are allowed, it may happen that some shards time out while executing the suggest phase and some don't. SearchPhaseController assumes that if one shard has suggest results, all of the other shards will have suggest results too. We could address that assertion and check is the search timed out, instead this commit changes timeout handling in the suggest phase to return an empty suggestion instead of null. This seems appropriate in terms of providing some results and makes the assertion about non null suggestions in SearchPhaseController happy. Relates to elastic#122357
We recently fixed timeout handling in the suggest phase. A test failure on SearchTimeoutIT surfaced an issue with the current approach. In case partial results are allowed, it may happen that some shards time out while executing the suggest phase and some don't. SearchPhaseController assumes that if one shard has suggest results, all of the other shards will have suggest results too. We could address that assertion and check is the search timed out, instead this commit changes timeout handling in the suggest phase to return an empty suggestion instead of null. This seems appropriate in terms of providing some results and makes the assertion about non null suggestions in SearchPhaseController happy. Relates to elastic#122357
We recently fixed timeout handling in the suggest phase. A test failure on SearchTimeoutIT surfaced an issue with the current approach. In case partial results are allowed, it may happen that some shards time out while executing the suggest phase and some don't. SearchPhaseController assumes that if one shard has suggest results, all of the other shards will have suggest results too. We could address that assertion and check is the search timed out, instead this commit changes timeout handling in the suggest phase to return an empty suggestion instead of null. This seems appropriate in terms of providing some results and makes the assertion about non null suggestions in SearchPhaseController happy. Relates to #122357 Closes #122548
We recently fixed timeout handling in the suggest phase. A test failure on SearchTimeoutIT surfaced an issue with the current approach. In case partial results are allowed, it may happen that some shards time out while executing the suggest phase and some don't. SearchPhaseController assumes that if one shard has suggest results, all of the other shards will have suggest results too. We could address that assertion and check is the search timed out, instead this commit changes timeout handling in the suggest phase to return an empty suggestion instead of null. This seems appropriate in terms of providing some results and makes the assertion about non null suggestions in SearchPhaseController happy. Relates to elastic#122357 Closes elastic#122548
We recently fixed timeout handling in the suggest phase. A test failure on SearchTimeoutIT surfaced an issue with the current approach. In case partial results are allowed, it may happen that some shards time out while executing the suggest phase and some don't. SearchPhaseController assumes that if one shard has suggest results, all of the other shards will have suggest results too. We could address that assertion and check is the search timed out, instead this commit changes timeout handling in the suggest phase to return an empty suggestion instead of null. This seems appropriate in terms of providing some results and makes the assertion about non null suggestions in SearchPhaseController happy. Relates to elastic#122357 Closes elastic#122548
…22676) We recently fixed timeout handling in the suggest phase. A test failure on SearchTimeoutIT surfaced an issue with the current approach. In case partial results are allowed, it may happen that some shards time out while executing the suggest phase and some don't. SearchPhaseController assumes that if one shard has suggest results, all of the other shards will have suggest results too. We could address that assertion and check is the search timed out, instead this commit changes timeout handling in the suggest phase to return an empty suggestion instead of null. This seems appropriate in terms of providing some results and makes the assertion about non null suggestions in SearchPhaseController happy. Relates to #122357 Closes #122548
…22675) We recently fixed timeout handling in the suggest phase. A test failure on SearchTimeoutIT surfaced an issue with the current approach. In case partial results are allowed, it may happen that some shards time out while executing the suggest phase and some don't. SearchPhaseController assumes that if one shard has suggest results, all of the other shards will have suggest results too. We could address that assertion and check is the search timed out, instead this commit changes timeout handling in the suggest phase to return an empty suggestion instead of null. This seems appropriate in terms of providing some results and makes the assertion about non null suggestions in SearchPhaseController happy. Relates to #122357 Closes #122548
…22677) We recently fixed timeout handling in the suggest phase. A test failure on SearchTimeoutIT surfaced an issue with the current approach. In case partial results are allowed, it may happen that some shards time out while executing the suggest phase and some don't. SearchPhaseController assumes that if one shard has suggest results, all of the other shards will have suggest results too. We could address that assertion and check is the search timed out, instead this commit changes timeout handling in the suggest phase to return an empty suggestion instead of null. This seems appropriate in terms of providing some results and makes the assertion about non null suggestions in SearchPhaseController happy. Relates to #122357 Closes #122548
Whenever a search timeout is set to a search request, the timeout may be triggered by the suggest phase via exitable directory reader. In that case, the exception that is thrown by the timeout check needs to be handled, instead of returned back to the user.
Instead of handling the timeout in each phase, this commit handles it as part of QueryPhase for both SuggestPhase and RescorePhase.
For rescore phase, one integration test that is time dependent is also rewritten to remove the time dependency and moved from QueryRescorerIT to SearchTimeoutIT.
Closes #122186