Hello,
I am using the Solr encryption plugin for data and index encryption. It is
working fine for single-tenant systems. On a distributed system with two or
more tenants, the follower replica fails to start replication when a
collection has two or more replicas in a shard,, Replica recovery fails
I've done a bit of research here, but I am not an expert by any stretch. I
added the "add-opens" flag to just the llm module test task, and it seems
happy with that. After trying to add this to the Jar Manifest, so that
users don't have to do anything (and bin/solr doesn't either), I cannot
actuall
Welcome Pierre!
From: dev@solr.apache.org At: 12/09/24 09:23:34 UTCTo: dev@solr.apache.org
Subject: Re: Welcome Pierre Salagnac as Solr Committer!
Thank you so much everyone!
I am very excited to be invited to join the community as a committer.
I've been working with Solr for 10 years now, my
> And I don't know if there are negative implications with that (and
> where this should happen in the code
To address the second part of this, unless SolrCLI does something
fancy at start time that I'm not aware of, I think this would have to
be set before the JVM starts up. i.e. in "bin/solr" a
I don't follow Java/JVM development very closely, but my understanding
is that "add-opens" is primarily about encapsulation. Previous
versions of Java allowed users to access JDK internals via reflection,
but that capability is disabled by default starting in Java 17 and
requires the "add-opens" f
