It's interesting that no one has developed a tool to simplify
reindexing; there must be a good reason for it that I haven't
considered, and learning about it would be eye-opening. I figured I'd
just ask.
Could something intercept requests sent to the update request handler,
capture the raw data before processing, store it somewhere, and replay
it later for reindexing? Here are a few reasons I could think of why
this hasn't been developed:
- There are numerous entry points for data into Solr, making it
difficult to capture them all.
- It would be too large of a feature to include in Solr, and developers
might not want to maintain it long-term.
- Many people already build their own infrastructure for this, so nobody
actually needs it
..?
--Ufuk
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