We have a situation where we have a large number of facet buckets for a specific multi-select facet filter, so to make things 'easier' we truncate the returned facet bucket list using facet.limit; showing only the top matches, however, if we apply a filter query for a specific value for that facet the bucket and its count can be missing if they are truncated by the facet.limit, as the count for that selected facet bucket is lower than for other buckets.
i.e.
facet=true
f.category2.facet.mincount=1
f.category2.facet.sort=count
f.category2.facet.limit=4
facet.field={!ex=filter12345}category2
fq={!tag=filter12345}category2:Bottière
As the selected category2 filter value "Bottière" has a low count it is not in the top 4 buckets returned.
Is there a way to always return the category2:Bottière bucket and count while also truncating the list using facet.limit, even if the selcted facet bucket's count is low?