Anyway, that’s just a bit of context. What and how and when a Solr 2 could
be and work and coexist and share with what we have is hugely available and
flexible issue - if I’m talking about o serious collaborators. Almost as
flexible and open to possibility as software itself.
And I’ve got plenty
That sounds like a simple question. But for me, it is not.
I’m going to be frank. People love to take offense when I am frank. But
let’s be real, let’s discuss.
In both of those areas we are near the bottom of the totem pole. Many
others are as well and lower. Large numbers. But that does not cha
Hello,
We use solr cloud 8.3, we have a cluster of 6 VMs.
We are trying to enable SSL for internode communication. I followed the
document - https://solr.apache.org/guide/8_3/enabling-ssl.html. We have
collection with data loaded, doc talks about solrCloud cluster with no initial
collection –
The Solr PMC is pleased to announce the release of Apache Solr 8.8.2
Solr is the popular, blazing fast, open source NoSQL search platform from
the Apache Lucene project. Its major features include powerful full-text
search, hit highlighting, faceted search and analytics, rich document
parsing, geo
Prompted by Mike's comment about ASF policy above, I found two links
that seem helpful but will take a little digesting:
1. https://infra.apache.org/licensing-howto.html
2. https://apache.org/legal/resolved.html#required-third-party-notices
The example NOTICE file in (1) above does include 3rd-pa
Some NOTICE.txt files are 0-bytes, but not all that many. I was
counting that in my original "~150" estimate.
"find . -name "*NOTICE*" | wc -l"reports 163 NOTICE files
"find . -empty | grep NOTICE | wc -l"...reports that 15 NOTICE files are empty
So that leaves _nonempty_ 148 NOTICE files i
Many of the notices that we have there are zero bytes.
The top level aggregate notice is part of asf release policy iirc.
On Mon, Apr 12, 2021 at 12:52 PM Jason Gerlowski
wrote:
> > Why do we need a jar dependency?
> We don't. Just the "normal" dependency on a java library that's
> distributed
> Why do we need a jar dependency?
We don't. Just the "normal" dependency on a java library that's
distributed through maven central, etc. Sorry if my wording suggested
otherwise.
> If the dependency you are using has a NOTICE file, then we need to preserve
> that content in our own NOTICE file
Why do we need a jar dependency? Is the artifact not available through
maven central? IIRC, @Uwe Schindler once mentioned that
we should avoid adding jar files to the project.
On Mon, 12 Apr, 2021, 11:03 pm Mike Drob, wrote:
> If the dependency you are using has a NOTICE file, then we need to
>
If the dependency you are using has a NOTICE file, then we need to preserve
that content in our own NOTICE file (see Apache Licence section 4d)
I imagine the intent was to make sure we are using compatible licenses
according to the ASF release policies which defines category A/B/X and also
to be a
Hey all,
I have a PR open that needs access to a new JAR library, so I've been
trying to understand the full set of steps involved in adding a
dependency to Solr. I followed the steps mentioned in
`help/dependencies.txt` (i.e. 'gradlew helpDependencies') without too
much trouble: the JAR is visib
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