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Preventing empty strings from being sent to Solr unnecessary?
See original GitHub issue_is_null_value prevents fields that map to the empty string from being sent to Solr. Why is that? The comment around this code suggests that this averts some issue within Solr itself, but Solr 4.10 at least seems to be able to handle this. Should pysolr continue to filter out empty string values?
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I think this raises a question what Solr versions should pysolr officially support.
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