Hi David, thanks for the answer.
Let me reformulate the doubt in a different way; what I was trying to
ask is, if the testing of Solr distributed features are performed in a
distributed environment; like deploying a test Solr Cloud Cluster on
some machines, to perform test on sharding, partitioning, etc.
If this is done on some way here in solr, could you explain a bit, how
can I introduce in it, what technologies are used, etc.
Thanks a lot in advance
On 12/31/18 5:37 PM, David Smiley wrote:
Hi Jose,
Just about everything is tested. If you are looking to improve some
aspect of SolrCloud's internals, then I suggest looking for existing
tests of that particular aspect. If you are working on a feature that
wants SolrCloud (whole system integration test) then I suggest
subclassing SolrCloudTestCase. You will see many such subclasses
already, and you can learn from them. You can have an external
project that depends on solr-test-framework. Note that it may be
essential to depend on that before any explicit dependencies on solr
core or solrj that you may have.
~ David
On Sat, Dec 29, 2018 at 7:29 AM Jose Raul Perez Rodriguez
<[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi all,
I am interested in contribute to solr and I have a couple o details I
would like to know but I can't find the answer in the doc. If its
possible, what kinds of aspects of distributed features of solr
(replication, lucene index sharding, etc) are tested in the tests
included in the repo https://github.com/apache/lucene-solr?. And if
there is any like an external tool for test solr distributed
features as
a whole system?
Many Thanks in advance,
Jr
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