Updated the `documentBody` method to improve parsing retries and error handling. Refactored `ContentType` charset processing with cleaner logic, removing redundant handling for unsupported charsets. Also, updated the version of the `slop` library in dependency settings.
Also alter CrawledDocument to not require String parsing of the underlying byte[] data. This should reduce the number of large memory allocations quite significantly, hopefully reducing the GC churn a bit.
Replaces Parquet output and processing with the new Slop-based format. Includes data migration functionality, updates to handling and writing of crawl data, and introduces support for SLOP in domain readers and converters.
Added a custom sorting mechanism to prioritize HTTPS over HTTP and domain-based URLs over raw IPs during deduplication. Ensures "bad duplicates" are discarded while maintaining the original presentation order for user-facing results.
Previously, the sideloader did not generate a locality-sensitive hashCode for document details. This caused all documents from the same domain to be considered duplicates by the deduplication logic.
Updated the default "index.valuationThreads" to 16 for improved concurrency. Expanded buffer sizes and restructured result handling logic for better memory management and performance.
Updated the default "index.valuationThreads" to 16 for improved concurrency. Expanded buffer sizes and restructured result handling logic for better memory management and performance.
Updated the default "index.valuationThreads" to 16 for improved concurrency. Expanded buffer sizes and restructured result handling logic for better memory management and performance.
Added an additional filter step to ensure URLs with binary suffixes are excluded during crawling. This prevents unnecessary processing of non-HTML content, improving the efficiency of the link parsing process.
If the document's URL path is "/", a "special:root" meta flag is now added with the "Synthetic" bit set. This will help searching only for the root document of a website, neat stuff ahead :D
