Thanks for your feedback.
I filed this Jira ticket
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-16843
with mostly the text of my initial email.
Le ven. 9 juin 2023 à 15:26, David Smiley a écrit :
> TBH I don't imagine anyone resurrecting the Autoscaling framework; filing a
> JIRA issue against re
TBH I don't imagine anyone resurrecting the Autoscaling framework; filing a
JIRA issue against removed code seems like a waste of one's time. But
You/Pierre can file one. It ought to be closed immediately as "Wont' Fix"
(I chose this resolution status recently for a several now defunct issues).
Thanks for sharing Pierre! It's clear you put some thought into the
clear writeup.
I wonder whether this shouldn't go into a JIRA ticket so there's a
record of it that might be more visible to users? Would you be
willing to summarize this in a JIRA ticket? I'm not sure if anyone
will tackle the
I know the autoscaling framework does not exist anymore with Solr 9+, but I
wanted to share here a bug we found in it.
Probably there are still plenty of Solr 8 users still relying on this
framework.
The triggers use timestamps returned by the JVM call System.nanoTime(), but
according to the Java