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add_shard returns 1 if you answer no to this question:
echo " A replica shard entry for ${config_type%:*} is already present!"
read -p " Are you sure you wish to add a NEW replica index for ${config_type%:*}? [Y/n] " answer
[ -z "${answer}" ] || [ "$(tr A-Z a-z <<< ${answer})" = "n" ] && return 1
It is possible to work around it in esg-node by commenting out the high-level call to setup_subsystem search, and then the installer will run to completion. (Attempts to work around inside esg-search itself fail because it is overwritten with a fresh copy.) If solr is updated separately outside of the esg-node update procedure, does this cover everything of importance?
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It is probably harmless to replace the solr installation with one of the same version. If you comment out subsystem search, you would miss the esg-search module upgrade, though that may not be needed or would be done manually.
add_shard
returns 1 if you answer no to this question:This aborts the upgrade inside the calling code:
It is possible to work around it in
esg-node
by commenting out the high-level call tosetup_subsystem search
, and then the installer will run to completion. (Attempts to work around insideesg-search
itself fail because it is overwritten with a fresh copy.) If solr is updated separately outside of theesg-node update
procedure, does this cover everything of importance?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: