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Hi Eric!
My feeling was that MLT handler is a little bit of legacy and probably limited and superseded by MLT query parser.
In the former request they are used both handler and parser. I'd rather thy to send MLT query via parser into the regular handler.
I tested http://localhost:8983/solr/gettingstarted/select?q={!mlt qf=author mintf=1 mindf=1}0553573403 and it worked...
However, I tried making mlt.interestingTerms=list work with the !mlt and no joy. I also can't get the !mlt_content to work. Could you provide some more examples of queries? I'd be happy to add them to the docs.. I'm just somewhat struggling to understand what works, and potentially, are things I am bumping into actual bugs, or just me not using the tools properly!
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-18030
Is there a good reason why the MLT request handler isn't enabled by default? It's something we call out in the docs.
Also, I can't get the `{!mlt_content}lorem ipsum} to work. I tried
and had no luck.