Neil Hansen

I'm getting this error as well. In my case, I'm passing a `tantivy::Document` in between processes, serialized with `tantivy_common::BinarySerializable`. It seems to be working in trivial unit tests, but I'm...

@PSeitz I have a minimal reproduction for you. ```rust mod tests { use std::io::Cursor; use tantivy::{schema::Schema, Document, Index, IndexSettings, IndexSortByField, Order}; use tantivy_common::BinarySerializable; #[test] fn test_writer_commit() { let serialized_schema =...

I'd like to note that my `Document` here contains a `JsonObject` value, which has given me some trouble with serialization. That's what pushed me to use `BinarySerialize` in the first...

Also, for versions, I have : ```toml tantivy = "0.21.1" tantivy-common = "0.6.0" ```

This error: ``` called `Result::unwrap()` on an `Err` value: ErrorInThread("Any { .. }") ``` Running the minimal example I posted above consistently produces that.

Yes, you're both right, I'm sorry for the distraction. I had some colleagues test the same code and they're seeing the same error as you. It's an issue with my...

There are two separate errors here that suggest that something is going wrong on the file system. `"failed to create index reader while retrieving index"` suggests that Tantivy cannot read...

This looks awesome, but I'm a little concerned we'll break it and users will be the first to find out. Do you have any ideas of how we could have...

@boris-glumpler Can you try to create an index with the mock data that we supply? ```sql CALL paradedb.create_bm25_test_table(); CALL paradedb.create_bm25( schema_name => 'paradedb', index_name => 'bm25_test_table', table_name => 'bm25_test_table', key_field...

Thanks. Can you confirm that process `49155` has the same message `unexpected error: io error: failed to fill whole buffer`?