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Adding .UsingSynonyms() breaks stemming?

Stellan Danald
Stellan Danald
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Has anyone noticed that stemming stops working when adding the .UsingSynonyms() feature to a search request?


Example:

var query = "Exhausts";
var result = SearchClient.Instance.Search(Language.English)
  .For(query)
  .UsingSynonyms()
  .InFields(x => x.DisplayName,
            x => x.PageTitle)
   .Take(100)
   .ProjectToFindListItemGroup()
   .GetResult();

results in 10 hits.. All with the word "Exhausts" in the page title.
Removing the .UsingSynonyms() results in 233 hits, including hits with both "Exhausts" and the stemmed word "exhaust" (which is the expected functionality)

I didn't think using stemming and/or synonyms were mutually exclusive?
In my perspective they shouldn't be.

#178017
Apr 27, 2017 0:35
Per Magne Skuseth
Per Magne Skuseth
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If I recall correctly, I think there is a bug for UsingSynonyms, and you need to specify InFields before invoking UsingSynonyms

#178020
Apr 27, 2017 8:47
Stellan Danald
Stellan Danald
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<p>Yeah, that did the trick. Thanks!</p>
#178051
Apr 27, 2017 19:21
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