Ryan:
A slight misunderstanding here: The idea of allowing different names
for the core.properties file was the "can of worms". Or at least a new
can of worms. Using the existing stuff is an existing can of worms
;)...
Under any circumstances the only time this would come in to play is if
you are
Thanks Erick, I tested that does work, and provide a solution to my
problem! So property expansion does work in core.properties, I did not
know that, and I got the impression from Chris' comment that that would
open up a can of worms when it comes to persisting core.properties. I
guess while
The core discovery process is dependent on presence of core.properties file
in the particular directory.
You can have a script, which will traverse the directory structure of core
base directory and depending on env/host name, will either restore
core.properties or rename it to a different file.
OK, not quite sure if this would work, but
In each core.properties file, put in a line similar to what Chris suggested:
properties=${env}/custom.properties
You might be able to now define your sys var like
-Drelative_or_absolute_path_to_dev_custom.proerties file.
or
-Drelative_or_absolute_pat
Thanks Erick, that mirrors my thoughts exactly. If core.properties had
property expansion it would work for this, but I agree with not
supporting that for the complexities it introduces, and I'm not sure
it's the right way to solve it anyway. So, it doesn't really handle my
problem.
I think
Hmmm, I was going to make a code change to do this, but Chris
Hostetter saved me from the madness that ensues. Here's his comment on
the JIRA that I did open (but then closed), does this handle your
problem?
I don't think we want to make the name of core.properties be variable
... that way leads t
Hi all, I have a question about dynamically loading a core properties
file with the new core discovery method of defining cores. The concept
is that I can have a dev.properties file and a prod.properties file, and
specify which one to load with -Dsolr.env=dev. This way I can have one
file whi
