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vector_store_delete
infrastructure-vector-store-delete-opensearchvectorstore-delete-doc-id-uses-the-auto--5f149bca
IFOpensearchVectorStore.delete_doc_id uses the auto-generated node chunk UUID as the document ID (_id) instead of the original doc_id field, so documents are not deleted correctly.
THENModify delete_doc_id to use delete_by_query with a term filter on the doc_id field. Note that Amazon OpenSearch Serverless does not support delete_by_query, so an alternative approach (e.g., retrieve IDs by query and then delete by ID) may be required on AOSS.
Tier 170%
vector_store_delete
infrastructure-vector-store-delete-opensearchvectorclient-delete-doc-id-doc-id-tries--ec91349f
IFOpensearchVectorClient.delete_doc_id(doc_id) tries to delete by internal `_id`, not by the original document `doc_id`, leading to incorrect deletion behavior.
THENChange the `delete_doc_id` method to use OpenSearch's `delete_by_query` to match on the stored `doc_id` field instead of the auto-generated document ID. If the backend (e.g., AOSS) does not support `delete_by_query`, implement a workaround like fetching the document first and then deleting by its `_id`.
Tier 170%
vector_store_delete
infrastructure-vector-store-delete-opensearchvectorstore-s-delete-doc-id-method-uses--dceaad83
IFOpensearchVectorStore's delete_doc_id method uses the auto-generated OpenSearch document ID instead of the stored doc_id, and lacks delete-by-query support on AWS OpenSearch Serverless.
THENImplement delete by query using the stored doc_id field, or provide a fallback for environments (like AOSS) that do not support delete by query. Ensure the method correctly identifies and removes documents by the 'doc_id' attribute.
Tier 170%
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