Hi Erick, > 2> Currently, invoking it is an ant task, it’s not build/distributed. How this will work out in the Gradle build is TBD.
As for this point, I think we should consider SOLR-13412 and LUCENE-9442 separately, since the former is about making a distribution package and the latter is about providing a helper for developers. Tomoko 2020年8月7日(金) 22:28 Erick Erickson <[email protected]>: > All: > > I’m not sure this really makes sense at this point. I’ve outlined the > current state on the JIRA. The sort form is: > > 1> there’s some work currently being done to make the stand-alone Luke app > work in the Gradle world. > > 2> Currently, invoking it is an ant task, it’s not build/distributed. How > this will work out in the Gradle build is TBD. > > 3> I’m not sure trying to make this easily accessible from Solr ("bin/solr > luke" or similar) even in the event that the Gradle build creates the > entire standalone app adds enough value to make it worth the effort. We > have a subset of functionality with the Luke Request Handler, and people > who need the deeper dive that Luke provides can download the source and > execute the Gradle task. > > So I’m thinking of closing the JIRA as “won’t fix”. > > Please add comments to the JIRA > > Erick > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > >
