MB-27696: Allow a unique ID to be set for a Search Request #1858
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Add a unique ID for a bleve Search Request which will be echo'd back in the Search Result. Would be useful in a parallel search query scenario to differentiate between the queries. --------- Co-authored-by: Abhi Dangeti <[email protected]>
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MB-27696
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Add a unique ID for a bleve Search Request which will be echo'd back in the Search Result. Would be useful in a parallel search query scenario to differentiate between the queries.