Hi Patryk, thanks.
Unfortunately snapshotting was not an option here, as we use Solr in a
Statefulset on Kubernetes, when I was changing the disk type from pd-ssd to
hyper disks (due to new node types), this results in the node coming up and
immediately creating and mounting the new, empty disk,
Hi Karl,
Attaching the disk removed the old replica and the core.properties
file references (which is part of core discovery), which caused the
core to not be able to load. The down replica is a ZK reference to
that replica. DELETEREPLICA and then ADDREPLICA as mentioned above
should fix it. You m
Jason,
I took a look at NumFieldLimitingUpdateRequestProcessorFactory and see the
issue. Looks like a straightforward fix. I am happy to review the PR if it
helps.
Rahul
On Fri, May 9, 2025 at 9:50 AM Andreas Mock
wrote:
> Hi Jason,
>
> thank you for your information. As being relatively new to
Hi Andreas,
Thanks for flagging this behavior; I'm sorry you hit this.
I'm able to reproduce in a local setup, so I think this is an actual
bug. I've filed https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-17758
describing things, and proposing a fix. Hopefully we can get this
merged and released in S
Hi Jason,
thank you for your information. As being relatively new to Solr I didn't expect
to hit a subtle error while doing some testing.
Therefore I'm happy you could reproduce it and it seems not to be a stupid user
error on my side.
Have you seen my other post where I got an error while try