Do not include full-text and tag data in the composite field #6356
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This commit removes the full-text and tag data from the composite field
("_all") which can be used for default term queries which we don't do
anyways.
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Do not include full-text and tag data in the composite field
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This commit removes the full-text and tag data from the composite field ("_all") which can be used for default term queries which we don't do anyways.
As a result the search index shrinks considerably in size, my test index went from 13MB down to 7,6MB, for example.
/cc @fschade