The other day, I finally got around to automating solr config deployment with gradle, so now I can have this workflow:
- Run a gradle task to get the current config from zookeeper, - See any changes not checked in (my ide happily lights these up if I had the files under source control) - Modify whatever I wanted to modify, (i.e. tweak solrconfg.xml) - Run a gradle task to distribute my edits back to the server. - Check in edited files without any further fuss if I like the result. At this point it's dead simple, but already seems to be somewhat useful, so I've released it here: https://github.com/nsoft/solr-gradle Comments and Suggestions welcome. Feature requests and bug reports also welcome, especially alongside a pull request :). -Gus -- http://www.the111shift.com
