>> let's see the code.
simplified code and some comments
1. solrUrl points at leader 1 of 3 leaders, each with a replica
2. createSolrDoc takes a full Mongo doc and returns a valid
SolrInputDocument
3. I have done dumps of the returned solrDoc and verified it does not have
the unwanted fields
SolrServer solrServer = new HttpSolrServer(solrUrl);
SolrInputDocument solrDoc = solrDocFactory.createSolrDoc(mongoDoc,
dbName);
UpdateResponse uresponse = solrServer.add(solrDoc);
>> issue a query on some of the unique ids in question
SolrCloud is returning only 1 document per uniqueKey
>> Did you push your schema up to Zookeeper and reload
>> (or restart) your collection before re-indexing things?
no. the config was pushed up to Zookeeper only once a few months ago. The
documents in question were updated in Mongo and given an updated
create_date. Based on this new create_date my SolrJ client detects and
reindexes them.
>> are you sure the documents are actually getting indexed and that the
>> update
>> is succeeding?
yes, I see a new value in the timestamp field each time I reindex
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