A jira-ticket has been issued, this discussion here is closed.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-2999
Oliver
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Thanks for the clear explanation. I'll open a ticket as soon as jira is up
running again.
Oliver
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On Tue, Jan 3, 2012 at 9:12 AM, OliverS wrote:
> Hi all
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> Thanks a lot, and it seems to be a bug, but not of 4.0 only. You are right,
> I was doing a commit on an optimized index without adding any new docs (in
> fact, I did this for replication on the master). I will open a ticket as
> soon as
Hi all
Thanks a lot, and it seems to be a bug, but not of 4.0 only. You are right,
I was doing a commit on an optimized index without adding any new docs (in
fact, I did this for replication on the master). I will open a ticket as
soon as I fully understand what's going on. I have difficulties
und
Reproduced this both on 3.X and trunk using exampledocs.
If you have an optimized index, then reindex ALL docs with a COMMIT, then there
will be only one segment, probably because all docs in the previous segment
were deleted. Adding just a few docs and COMMITting does not trigger this case.
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Yeah, the only code path I can see this happening on is:
newSearcher.getIndexReader().getSequentialSubReaders().length == 1
So if you keep issuing commits on an optimized index, it will open a new
Searcher and keep rebuilding the index.
Really, this should probably *only* trigger on an optimize
hey, is it possible that during those commits nothing has changed in
the index? I mean are you committing nevertheless there are changes?
if so this could happen since the spellchecker gets a new even that
you did a commit but the index didn't really change. The spellchecker
really only checks if t
Hi
Looks like they strip the -Text for the list. Whole message here:
http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/spellcheck-index-is-rebuilt-on-commit-td3626492.html
Yes, I did restart tomcat.
Thanks
Oliver
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> Olivier, your log snippets did not ma
Olivier, your log snippets did not make it into the mail. I think the mailing
list strips attachments.
Did you reload core or restart Jetty/Tomcat after your changes?
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Solr Training - www.solrtraining.com
On 2. jan. 2012,
