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Added instructions on using multiple cores to README #39
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Thanks for stepping up to this! It's far better to use an additional docker-compose.solr_extra.yaml so that you don't have a modified and non-updateable docker-compose.solr.yaml
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If you would like to use more than one Solr core, you'll need to edit the file [`.ddev/docker-compose.solr.yaml`](docker-compose.solr.yaml) |
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Rather than editing, which orphans the add-on, use a docker-compose.solr_extra.yaml
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Thanks for the feedback - i've updated the instructions accordingly
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Thanks for this!
The Issue
It's unclear how to use multiple solr cores.
How This PR Solves The Issue
Added steps to the README.
Manual Testing Instructions
Follow the steps in the readme.
Automated Testing Overview
I don't think any automated tests are necessary.
Related Issue Link(s)
#37