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inclusive_end and reduce default to true according to
http://wiki.apache.org/couchdb/HTTP_view_API#Querying_Options, so that's
what sprouch implements. As you already pointed out, you can always create
the set yourself.

On Wed, Jan 2, 2013 at 6:51 PM, Sam Smoot [email protected] wrote:

This code:

val flags = ViewQueryFlag(descending = true, include_docs = true)

Will return:

Set[sprouch.ViewQueryFlag] = Set(inclusive_end, include_docs, descending,
reduce)

None of those are CouchDB defaults, so the deviation in query-API defaults
by Sprouch is frustrating.

To return to default/expected behavior you need to pass something like
this to your Database.queryView() call instead:

import sprouch.ViewQueryFlag._val flags = Set[ViewQueryFlag](descending, include_docs)

That will avoid unnecessarily pulling in options you didn't specify. It
would be convenient if ViewQueryFlag.apply() only passed the intended
options though since the first example is what's demonstrated in the
tutorials.

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Gotchas. Thanks. Creating it yourself doesn't actually work since there's the diff with ViewQueryFlag.all in queryView. But good to understand the rationale. Thanks.

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I changed exactly this diff now so that group=false isn't used any more in
queries with reduce=false. Does that fix your issue? My test works fine.

On Wed, Jan 2, 2013 at 7:05 PM, Sam Smoot [email protected] wrote:

Gotchas. Thanks. Creating it yourself doesn't actually work since there's
the diff with ViewQueryFlag.all in queryView. But good to understand the
rationale. Thanks.

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