Thanks for sharing this…..
So, maybe the least bad is to just copy the logic, maybe into SolrCLI.java?
> On Mar 5, 2024, at 9:29 AM, Justin Sweeney wrote:
>
> The tricky part of setData as compared to getData is that in getData we can
> tell the data is compressed based on the initial byt
The tricky part of setData as compared to getData is that in getData we can
tell the data is compressed based on the initial bytes read. For setData
the only way to know if we should compress the provided data is if we read
the solr.xml to know if compression is enabled or by adding an argument to
Hello. Does anyone know enough about Windows batch to say what's right or
wrong when it comes to delayed expansion?
I know enough to be dangerous, in a "hit it till it works" approach, but I
don't know enough to confidently say what the right answer is.
Someone came to me with a problem where they