Michael Della Bitta [michael.della.bi...@appinions.com] wrote:
> You should of course perform a test first to be sure, but you shouldn't
> need to reindex.
One gotcha is that support for DocValuesFormat="Disk" was removed in Solr 4.9,
so it simply can't open an index using that format. Fortunatel
Yes, you can just do something like curl
"http://mysolrserver:mysolrport/solr/mycollectionname/update?optimize=true";.
You should expect heavy disk activity while this completes. I wouldn't do
more than one collection at a time.
Michael Della Bitta
Senior Software Engineer
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Hi Michael,
Thanks for the quick response. Running optimize on the index sounds like a
good idea. Do you know if that is possible from the command line?
I agree it is an omission to not be easily able to reindex files and that is
a story I need to prioritize.
Thanks again,
Grainne
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You should of course perform a test first to be sure, but you shouldn't
need to reindex. Running an optimize on your cores or collections will
upgrade them to the new format, or you could use Lucene's IndexUpgrader
tool. In the meantime, bringing up your data in 4.10.1 will work, it just
won't take
