On Tue, Jan 14, 2025 at 12:48 PM David Smiley wrote:
> Any way, for V1, CloudSolrClient sends a parameter like this:
>_stateVer_=collection1:3
> It's used for distributed ClusterState cache invalidation by
> CloudSolrClient.[1]. It's a list of collections and their versions
> (consider that a
Jason said:
> There's not currently a "shard-level" path for querying, but other
> APIs currently exist at the
> "/collections/someColl/shards/someShardName" path, so it's only a
> small leap to offering querying there.
>
So Jersey/OpenAPI will have no problem with all the core handlers being
add
I'm not a big fan of matrix parameters to identify the resource we want to
target.
To me, as a guideline, the path of the URL is to target a resource, which
in the Solr case is a collection/shard/core and a handler. Then parameters,
or the query part of the URL, give other details like the action
Hi,
Sorry for the late reply on this thread. I've been trying to take
time to understand the problem a little better before chiming in.
(FWIW I think this would be a great discussion for the Meetup next
week?)
I think much of what you described makes sense in a v1 context, but v2
has some nice b
I'd like to move forward on this soon.
A colleague expressed concern about matrix-params being obscure so perhaps
should be avoided because of that. However, to me it seems their use is
well fitting to the problem. Also, I estimate this path will have
relatively low impact on the codebase with r
On Tue, Dec 10, 2024 at 5:36 PM Chris Hostetter
wrote:
>
> I don't disagree with any of your points. If anything i think the problem
> is more egregious then you characterize it (especially in the case of
> requests for specific replicas that have been (re)moved -- IIRC not only
> does the Solr
I don't disagree with any of your points. If anything i think the problem
is more egregious then you characterize it (especially in the case of
requests for specific replicas that have been (re)moved -- IIRC not only
does the Solr node return 404, but before doing that it forcibly refreshes
