I was writing some unit tests to setup a traditional Master/Slave environment
as well as a new SolrCloud based environment. In playing around with code
based on TestMultiCoreConfBootstrap, I learned about the "bootstrap_conf"
system property which bootstraps your current configuration into ZK, and is a
boolean, versus "bootstrap_confdir" which is a string passing the name of the
directory.
Are they both needed? Seems like either both should always be there, or just
bootstrap_confdir. It seemed just a bit confusing, and very magical.
Also, if you just use "bootstrap_conf", then the "collection.configName"
parameter is ignored, you always just get "collection1". This is without a
predefined set of cores in solr.xml, which may make sense...?
@Test
public void testMultiCoreConfBootstrap() throws Exception {
// System.setProperty("bootstrap_conf", "true");
System.setProperty("bootstrap_confdir",getSolrHome() + "/conf");
System.setProperty("collection.configName","leads");
cores = new CoreContainer(home, new File(home, "solr.xml"));
SolrZkClient zkclient = cores.getZkController().getZkClient();
// zkclient.printLayoutToStdOut();
assertTrue(zkclient.exists("/configs/leads/solrconfig.xml", true));
assertTrue(zkclient.exists("/configs/leads/schema.xml", true));
// assertTrue(zkclient.exists("/configs/core0/solrconfig.xml", true));
// assertTrue(zkclient.exists("/configs/core1/schema.xml", true));
}
Eric
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