Mark Nunberg

The double-escaping is from `redis-cli`, not RediSearch itself. Consider ``` mnunberg@mpb15iii ~ $ redis-cli --raw 127.0.0.1:6379> FT.SEARCH idx test\-1 1 doc3 text test\-1 ```

The results returned in the search are verbatim what has been placed inside the document; so in this case it's simply returning the document's contents; you'd get the same with...

I see in your example, there are four escapes? This doesn't happen in my version.. what are you using?

I don't think that's really much of an inconsistency. When inserting documents, it is a very simple syntax; but when searching, it is essentially a mini-language with its own rules...

The long-term resolution here is to: 1. Remove the built-in 'backlash is escape' behavior in RediSearch for the tokenizer (or make it explicit!) 2. Allow the user to specify his...

It's not working at the moment

I haven't had time to look into it, but you can likely safely skip the tests. The C client version is backwards compatible and should therefore function perfectly fine with...

I should have been a bit clearer. I think this has to do with the version of Perl rather than the version of the Couchbase library. It seems that Perl...

Callpath: - https://github.com/mnunberg/perl-Couchbase-Client/blob/master/xs/opcontext.c#L73 - https://github.com/mnunberg/perl-Couchbase-Client/blob/master/xs/plcb-return.h#L6 Likely the definition of `SvSTASH` is causing this assertion error. Because the `sv_isobject(sv) && SvSTASH(sv) == ...` is just an optimization, you can just modify...

I would like to support this module, however I'm not sure how much time I have on my hands. In principle I'd like to continue supporting this module on major...