Oh, wait.
If you do not have to have sequential, but only unique keys, you can use the
UUIDType.
You can set SOLR to handle this and generate the field ids for you.
Works great for me.
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No there is no such feature,your indexing component have to keep generation
of ids
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No. Solr doesn't require a unique ID nor is an auto incrementing value really
useful in indices spanning multiple machines. Maybe SOLR-308 could help you
out but then the question remains, why would you need a feature like this?
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-308
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