log4j.xml placement and solr.log.dir -> solr.logs.dir

2025-09-27 Thread David Smiley
I'm already seeing some value from my Solr upgrade test automation -- https://github.com/apache/solr/pull/3706 I see that Solr 9 & 10 (at least when Dockerized) put a log4j2.xml (a config file) into /var/solr/log4j2.xml. Note the volume is /var/solr and of course is intended for data. This is a

Re: Planning and Releasing Solr 10.0

2025-09-27 Thread David Eric Pugh
There is some progress on that front. In the solr-sandbox there is a new project for running Gatling based performance benchmark.  The only test we have is straight indexing performance using a wikipedia data set.   We need some query based tests.   I don't know if we will get the numbers you a

Http2SolrClient name...

2025-09-27 Thread David Eric Pugh
Looking at Http2SolrClient after talking to David S the other day, and boy is it confusing.  I thought it was the "client that speaks Http 2", not "the second Http Client that speaks 1 and 2". We have a javadoc:* Despite the name, this client supports HTTP 1.1 and 2 -- toggle with {@link * HttpS

Re: Deprecated Code that can be removed in Solr 10

2025-09-27 Thread David Eric Pugh
Hoss, I had a conversation with David (on the phone) about just that idea, of moving some things to solr-sandbox, so I am definitely receptive to it. TrieField is a good example of one who is maybe okay just "hiding" in the source tree.    One issue with moving it to sandbox is that we don't rea