Looking forward to it!
On Mon, Sep 30, 2024 at 2:02 AM Christos Malliaridis <
c.malliari...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I would like to invite you all to the presentation about the proposal for a
> new Solr Admin UI.
>
> The presentation is about the content of the current proof-of-co
It was both great and sad to see a bunch of PR's closed. I looked through,
and there looked to be some nice fixes to various tests that are a shame to not
get to done. On the other hand being open means they didn't get to done
either! I like the "close-stale" label, this could let someone s
To get the default change done... Is there another way to tell Solr that
it's starting in a non solrcloud mode that would be a way to avoid wading into
"standalone" and "user-managed". To get the default swap done, I need a flag
I think! Unless someone has a creative idea of how to start
--disable-solrcloud ? My preference if we don't choose standalone
--legacy-mode I also like your suggestion here.
--classic-mode
-1 to --single-node as surely anybody who didn't like "standalone" wouldn't
like this either as it's the same meaning, albeit a word we haven't used at
all and i
We are almost done addressing all the overlapping issues I wanted to cover
in this series and we already solved multiple conflicts. I would like to
add the next resolutions in this message.
Right now, the common entrypoint for the tools is bin/solr(.cmd). This
includes the AssertTool, which uses s
There is a bit of a convention to use “no” to turn something off. So we could
have:
--cloud
--no-cloud
Or whatever is used instead of “cloud”.
I could also go with --local-config vs --cloud-config. The use of a common
config seems like the most fundamental part of solrcloud, that there is one
There is a bit of a convention to use “no” to turn something off. So we could
have:
--cloud
--no-cloud
Or whatever is used instead of “cloud”.
I could also go with --local-config vs --cloud-config. The use of a common
config seems like the most fundamental part of solrcloud, that there is one
