You would still start your solr from the command line with bin/solr as
usual. To build that in master (solr 9), you would run "./gradlew -p
solr/packaging assemble" and find the results in
solr/packaging/build/solr-9.0.0-SNAPSHOT/
To debug, you would connect to it as a remote Debug session and
Hi all,
I want to run/debug Solr inside Eclipse to debug some troubles I'm having with
streaming expressions. All the guides on the net explain how to do it with Ant,
but from what I see Solr migrated to Gradle. I tried two methods, importing
lucene-solr project as an existing gradle
