> - What technology stack would you consider and why?
> - Would you consider a web-based / javascript-based framework easier to get
> started with, or a JVM-based / kotlin-based UI framework?
I consider these related. And it boils down to who will maintain the Admin UI
app.
If frontend devs are t
Thanks for the quick reply Eric. :)
The first question is indeed focused on personal preferences. I included it
to get a rough idea with what people might compare the current state and
answer the other questions, so that it gets clearer from where each one is
coming from and what their expectation
FWIW I use IntelliJ and merely open the gradle project naturally. I
have never run "gradlew idea" nor know what the point of that is.
On Mon, Jul 15, 2024 at 12:01 PM Ishan Chattopadhyaya
wrote:
>
> Thanks Jason and Christos,
> Apologies, I meant "./gradlew idea" instead of "./gradlew main". It
I’m going to pull out your questions and inline my answers:
- What technology stack would you consider and why?
- I think this is an almost impossible thing to answer as it tends to
be based on people’s individual preferences. For example, if I was to build an
Admin tool from scratch th
Thanks Jason and Christos,
Apologies, I meant "./gradlew idea" instead of "./gradlew main". It
generates an IntelliJ project that didn't load for me.
I'll try to reproduce this on another machine and record a screencast for
it, to help further debugging.
Thanks and regards,
Ishan
On Mon, 15 Jul 20
Thanks for the references David, those are very insightful to me. I am
definitely not the first one coming up with these ideas, that's for sure.
I think the fact that there are multiple third-party frontends for Solr
shows how important the UI is to the users and it should push us even more
to do
Hey all,
It's time once again to start thinking ahead to this month's virtual meetup!
As always, two questions:
1. Does anyone have an interest in organizing? Duties are light but
it's an important job. I'm happy to organize by default if there
aren't any volunteers in the next day or two. (A
> Cannot resolve symbol CollectionsApi, ListCollectionsResponse.
+1 to what Christos said.
In short - 'CollectionsApi' and 'ListCollectionsResponse' are both
Java classes that we generate from our OAS. That generation is setup
in gradle to always happen prior to compiling "solr-solrj" (which of
Hi Bruno,
By passing hard coding ref key and KeyId and forcing
shouldReadCommitUserData = true inside EncryptionDirectory.maybeWrapOutput()
, encryption is performing without any issue for first document ingest and
failed with null pointer for next request.
But setting dynamic ref key
