janhoy commented on code in PR #2787:
URL: https://github.com/apache/solr/pull/2787#discussion_r1811227283
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solr/core/src/java/org/apache/solr/cli/PostTool.java:
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@@ -330,15 +331,24 @@ public void runImpl(CommandLine cli) throws Exception {
}
solrUrl = SolrCLI.normalizeSolrUrl(solrUrl, true, hostContext) +
hostContext;
- String url = solrUrl + "/" + cli.getOptionValue("name") + "/update";
- solrUpdateUrl = new URI(url);
+
+ solrUpdateUrl =
+ UriBuilder.fromUri(SolrCLI.normalizeSolrUrl(solrUrl, true,
hostContext))
+ .path(hostContext)
+ .path(cli.getOptionValue("name"))
+ .path("update")
+ .build();
} else if (cli.hasOption("solr-update-url")) {
String url = cli.getOptionValue("solr-update-url");
solrUpdateUrl = new URI(url);
} else if (cli.hasOption("name")) {
- String url = SolrCLI.getDefaultSolrUrl() + "/solr/" +
cli.getOptionValue("name") + "/update";
- solrUpdateUrl = new URI(url);
+ solrUpdateUrl =
+ UriBuilder.fromUri(SolrCLI.getDefaultSolrUrl())
+ .path("solr")
Review Comment:
Here, when `--solr-url` or `--solr-update-url` is not given, meaning it will
be localhost, we always use `/solr`. But what if the user is at an installation
with customized `contextPath` (I doubt that happens very often)?
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solr/core/src/java/org/apache/solr/cli/PostTool.java:
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@@ -330,15 +331,24 @@ public void runImpl(CommandLine cli) throws Exception {
}
solrUrl = SolrCLI.normalizeSolrUrl(solrUrl, true, hostContext) +
hostContext;
- String url = solrUrl + "/" + cli.getOptionValue("name") + "/update";
- solrUpdateUrl = new URI(url);
+
+ solrUpdateUrl =
+ UriBuilder.fromUri(SolrCLI.normalizeSolrUrl(solrUrl, true,
hostContext))
+ .path(hostContext)
Review Comment:
What if the `--solr-url` is a remote URL? Should we not then require the
baseUrl to include the correct `hostContext`? Or have we documented a way for
the user to pass in the `-DhostContext=/foo` to `bin/solr post`? I have not
seen such doc, meaning hostContext will always be `/solr`, unless `bin/solr` is
executed from within an installation that has overridden this in
`bin/solr.in.sh`?
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