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Installation instructions do not indicate that SolrCloud is required. The Package Manager instructions in the Solr Ref Guide also do not mention that SolrCloud is required, which I will pursue with the Solr project. I only figured that out by delving into the SolrCLI code for the package manager after someone reported on the #solr slack channel that they couldn't install DIH in standalone mode.
There are no building instructions here. The build.xml in branch_9x references ../contrib-build.xml which is not included and no instructions are provided about how to prep a build environment.
I got further by attempting maven instead of ant, but there are failed tests, so I couldn't build a jar. Turning tests off allowed 9.2.1 to build, but when I updated pom.xml to build for 9.3.0, I found that the code was using a deprecated MetricsMap constructor that had been removed in 9.3.0. Commenting out the entire initializeMetrics method allowed it to build, but I do not know what consequences might occur with the removal of that overridden method.
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Thanks for the tip! I was also wondering whether Solr Cloud is necessary for DIH. Only the note in the installation instructions that you should use the ./server/scripts/cloud-scripts/zkcli.sh-script gave rise to the assumption that the non-cloud installation is at least not the norm. As I understand your post, the non-cloud installation is rather difficult or even impossible.
I'd like to see in the 10x line of Solr some sort of elimination of the "cloud" and "non cloud" mode, and instead make it easy for a single node Solr setup and then easy scaling up to many node Solrs....
Installation instructions do not indicate that SolrCloud is required. The Package Manager instructions in the Solr Ref Guide also do not mention that SolrCloud is required, which I will pursue with the Solr project. I only figured that out by delving into the SolrCLI code for the package manager after someone reported on the #solr slack channel that they couldn't install DIH in standalone mode.
There are no building instructions here. The build.xml in
branch_9x
references../contrib-build.xml
which is not included and no instructions are provided about how to prep a build environment.I got further by attempting maven instead of ant, but there are failed tests, so I couldn't build a jar. Turning tests off allowed 9.2.1 to build, but when I updated pom.xml to build for 9.3.0, I found that the code was using a deprecated MetricsMap constructor that had been removed in 9.3.0. Commenting out the entire
initializeMetrics
method allowed it to build, but I do not know what consequences might occur with the removal of that overridden method.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: