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Vikas Saurabh updated OAK-4024:
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Description:
CoW prepares local dir using "reindexCount" from definition builder. BUT, while
re-indexing, at the time of construction of {{LuceneIndexEditorContext}}, the
builder still has *non*-incremented reindexCount
({{IndexUpdate#collectIndexEditors}}) thereby updating the already existing
directory.
On windows, this often leads to deletion inside lucene to fail thereby failing
re-index and leading to reindex loop.
That being said, this might be able to corrupt locally copied index.
was:
CoW prepares local dir using "reindexCount" from definition builder. BUT, while
re-indexing, at the time of construction of {{LuceneIndexEditorContext}}, the
builder still has *non*-incremented reindexCount
({{IndexUpdate#collectIndexEditors}} thereby updating the already existing
directory.
On windows, this often leads to deletion inside lucene to fail thereby failing
re-index and leading to reindex loop.
That being said, this might be able to corrupt locally copied index.
> CoW uses incorrect directory on re-indexing when indexPath property is used
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> Key: OAK-4024
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OAK-4024
> Project: Jackrabbit Oak
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: lucene
> Reporter: Vikas Saurabh
> Assignee: Vikas Saurabh
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> CoW prepares local dir using "reindexCount" from definition builder. BUT,
> while re-indexing, at the time of construction of
> {{LuceneIndexEditorContext}}, the builder still has *non*-incremented
> reindexCount ({{IndexUpdate#collectIndexEditors}}) thereby updating the
> already existing directory.
> On windows, this often leads to deletion inside lucene to fail thereby
> failing re-index and leading to reindex loop.
> That being said, this might be able to corrupt locally copied index.
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