Pass start command required in Solr 10
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Hi @epugh, thanks for your contribution. Do you mind adding a test with version 10.x? |
10x hasn't yet been released (sometime in May to June-ish timeframe) so I don't think I can add the test. Having said that, I'll definitly provide a test when we have a release available. The addition of the word "start" is compatible with 8 and 9, and will be required in 10. |
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start command required in Solr 10
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Thanks again for your contribution, @epugh! Glad to see those changes are backward compatible and will make the module ready to support the upcoming Solr version. |
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My pleasure! I apprecaite your comments, and it made it a pleasant experience to contribute ;-) |
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In 10x we removed the short cut that "bin/solr" was a call to "bin/solr start", now we require you to specify what subcommand you want. This change is backwards compatible with 8x and 9x, and forwards compatible with the upcoming Solr 10 release.