OAK-12372: ignore Lucene facet properties that are too long - #3091
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Lucene limits the lenght of the category path of a facet to 8191 characters. When Oak tries to index a property which name + value + 1 (path separator) exceeds this limit, Lucene throws an exception that aborts the indexing step. Since those kinds of facet properties are unlikely to be useful, it is better to ignore them and continue the indexing process. This patch does it but uses a feature flag to disable this new behaviour if ever needed (enabled by default).
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Lucene limits the lenght of the category path of a facet to 8191 characters. When Oak tries to index a property which name + value + 1 (path separator) exceeds this limit, Lucene throws an exception that aborts the indexing step. Since those kinds of facet properties are unlikely to be useful, it is better to ignore them and continue the indexing process. This patch does it but uses a feature flag to disable this new behaviour if ever needed (enabled by default).