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@christianschmizz christianschmizz commented Oct 5, 2018

The Solr backend supported only text_en for CharField which is not appropriate for some use-cases. You can now derive a custom Field with a get_field_type method which delivers the required field-type.

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This should have a test but otherwise looks ready to merge

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