As a Gradle project you can depend on Lucene artifacts and use Gradle Apis in
your build files.
If you have the state of your work (do you use Gradle to build already?) we may
be able to help you. You may need to write a Gradle task that calls your
compiler. See ECJ (calls Java) or
Hi,
The Lucene 9.0 binary tgz no longer contains 3rd party dependencies, unless
they are needed to run Luke.
Generally we expect people to parse the pom.xml files and download artifacts as
part of a downstream build. If you are able to use Maven, I'd recommend to
create a small Maven Java
Hi,
I've begun adapting PyLucene to Lucene 9.0 and switching it to using gradle.
The expressions sub-project depends on antlr4 and asm and I'm able to build
all of Lucene 9.0 without explicitely downloading these jar files.
The PyLucene build needs these jar files then to produce wrappers
Hi,
I was taking a look at the Solr searcher to see how the filterCache is
used:
https://github.com/apache/solr/blob/c2db3a943e665cfb39e9ea53640be40cf2c09fbc/solr/core/src/java/org/apache/solr/search/SolrIndexSearcher.java#L1379-L1398
Reading the code, it turned out that the filterCache is not
Hi Uwe,
On Fri, Dec 31, 2021 at 1:14 PM Uwe Schindler wrote:
> Hi Gavin,
>
>
>
> From Lucene’s point of view everything should be fine (also for recently
> introduced Solr project). We just use the Subversion for static resources
> to commit our Javadocs, generated Documentation and Refguide
Hi Gavin,
>From Lucene’s point of view everything should be fine (also for recently
>introduced Solr project). We just use the Subversion for static resources to
>commit our Javadocs, generated Documentation and Refguide static HTML there so
>the webserver picks them up using an Alias. This
Hi All,
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Infra has set a FINAL date of January 31st 2022 for the turn off of
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one. Therefore the CMS is also going to be gone on the 31st January
