David Smiley

I checked out the branch and applied some edits to the techproducts config and gave it a whirl. It seemed to work, even though I was only using one core...

Looks like there was a markup / link error in the ref guide

I spot-checked the generated Maven POMs locally. As expected and according to the Gradle docs, these dependencies showed as optional. I see something weird though -- this dependency: ``` org.apache...

Bummer ok. I'll leave this here; not sure if/when I'll get back to it. Sadly the Gradle docs describe no other way to emit your dependencies as optional.

In the first commit of this PR, I introduce "DocTermVectors" subclassing Fields. Another commit can inline Fields. What do we think of the name?

Hi. Spatial4j provides an extended syntax on WKT for this. In [WktShapeParserTest.testLineStringShape](https://github.com/locationtech/spatial4j/blob/135c3b87cb32994b791585fcd95907f944d87fb6/src/test/java/org/locationtech/spatial4j/io/WktShapeParserTest.java#L130), I temporarily modified the method to have an additional assertion for this syntax. ``` Shape lsBuf = ctx.getShapeFactory().lineString().pointXY(1,...

Oh I didn't fully answer your question; I was caught up in the syntax. Since you want rounded corners and a polygon -- you'll need to use JtsSpatialContext and not...

Thanks for reporting. PRs welcome. Should be easy.

I think maybe you are getting your X & Y crossed? `p.add(new Coordinate2D(point.get(1), point.get(0)));`

Spatial4j will _soon_ be adding support for Lucene's "Geo3d" (spatial-3d module) which supports polygons on the surface of either a sphere or WGS84 ellipsoid (or other ellipsoid of configurable dimensions)....