I'm trying to understand what a "soft reindex" accomplishes and when it would be best used. Is it just a situation where we should always try that first and, if it does not fix something, then decide to possibly do a full reindex? Or are there certain situations where soft reindex is regularly the thing to address the situation?
Also, does it gain anything to reindex by removing the "state" data and having ArchivesSpace fully reindex but leave the Solr files in place? It would allow searches to take place while indexing is happening. Would reindexing this way also update/fix Solr at the same time? Or could it leave bad Solr data in place and thus cause other issues? Thanks, Tom -- *Tom Hanstra* *Sr. Systems Administrator* hans...@nd.edu
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