Olive g wrote:
You can always combine index data into a single Lucene index - but there is no tool yet to actually merge segment data; in other words, you will end up with multiple segments, but with a single search index pointing to these multiple segments.

If it's not too much trouble, could you please elaborate on this? What command(s) I should use and how I should configure for this (sorry I am a newbie :->).

bin/nutch merge ...

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