Don't validate diff-index control nodes as regular Oak index definitions - #50
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/oak:index/diff.index and /oak:index/diff.index.optimizer are control nodes for Oak's simplified index management (diff indexes, OAK-12010), not index definitions themselves. The validator previously required every oak:QueryIndexDefinition node to have type=lucene, compatVersion=2 and a <name>-<N>-custom-<M> node name, which these correctly-formed control nodes never satisfy, producing 3 false positives. Exempt exactly these two paths from those checks, while still requiring type=disabled on them, since Oak silently disables the whole merge mechanism if that value is anything else. Fixes Netcentric#49
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@kwin would you be able to merge this? I don't seem to be able to |
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/oak:index/diff.index and /oak:index/diff.index.optimizer are control nodes for Oak's simplified index management (diff indexes, OAK-12010), not index definitions themselves, so the type=lucene, compatVersion=2 and naming-pattern checks don't apply to them.
Exempt exactly these two paths, but still require type=disabled on them, since Oak silently disables the whole merge mechanism if that value is anything else.
Add unit tests
This closes #49