Compatibility to managed-schema

[NicolasGoeddel]

Hi,

I want to suggest a small change for this line:

collective.solr/src/collective/solr/solr.py

Line 332 in 52cb3ea

schema_url = "%s/admin/file/?file=schema.xml"

If you replace it with the following line collective.solr will automatically work with a managed-schema which seems to be the default since Solr 8.5.

schema_url = "%s/schema?wt=schema.xml"

See also https://lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/8_5/schema-api.html#retrieve-schema-examples and scroll down a bit.

[tisto]

@NicolasGoeddel I thought about this as well. Though, this means that we would have to drop support for older versions of Solr, right?

[NicolasGoeddel]

I don't think so. That API was already available in Solr 6.6.: https://lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/6_6/schema-api.html#SchemaAPI-RetrievetheEntireSchema

At least that was the oldest documentation I could find on that page. There are also PDF version available for Solr prior to version 6.6 but I did not take at look at these: http://archive.apache.org/dist/lucene/solr/ref-guide/

[NicolasGoeddel]

It seems there are some new issues now. Some attributes can not be found:

collective.solr/src/collective/solr/search.py

Line 156 in 52cb3ea

if field is None or not field.indexed:

AttributeError: indexed

collective.solr/src/collective/solr/parser.py

Line 228 in 52cb3ea

if field.stored:

AttributeError: stored

This happens because the retrieved schema does not add the indexed and stored attribute to the <field> nodes. At the moment I don't know how to make it work. Maybe I should use the normal schema instead. When I remember right there was something with kitconcept.recipe.solr or so. I have to take a look at this. Never used it.

[NicolasGoeddel]

Or for the moment this solution seems to work but is more like an hack:

collective.solr/src/collective/solr/parser.py

Line 158 in 52cb3ea

class SolrField(AttrDict):

Change it to:

class SolrField(AttrDict):
    """ a schema field representation """

    def __init__(self, *args, **kw):
        self["required"] = False
        self["multiValued"] = False
        self["indexed"] = True # added
        self["stored"] = True  # added
        super(SolrField, self).__init__(*args, **kw)

[tisto]

@NicolasGoeddel you do not have to use kitconcept.recipe.solr (we don't use it in production at all). You could use that as a starting point or copy over the schema configuration though.