Allow RiakClientOperations.fulltext_search/add/delete to run under PBC #250
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…C as well as HTTP
| @@ -258,7 +258,7 @@ def fulltext_add(self, transport, index, docs): | |||
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| transport.fulltext_add(index, docs) | |||
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I thought the PBC interface didn't have this method?
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@shuhaowu You are correct, it only has fulltext_search.
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I was a bit overly zealous it looks like.
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What about fulltext_delete? That needs to be implemented too I think.
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Allow RiakClientOperations.fulltext_search/add/delete to run under PBC
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Previously this was forced to be HTTP for <=1.2 backward compatibilty