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[BUG] Fallback of solr_core_read does not work #3362
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@dkd-kaehm If the fix is fine for your, then i would go on with fixing the tests and extending the docs |
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It disables indexing a language that has no core configured. Further there are no connection errors in the backend module nor pages with indexing errors due to that language Relates: TYPO3-Solr#3362 Ports: TYPO3-Solr#3363
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Describe the bug
This is about an empty
solr_core_read
in a site language.As per default (last parameter in line 293 = true) a site language will be indexed, whether or not
solr_core_read
is empty.In Line 306
core_en
should be the default (fallback) core, if non given (=null value). But i couldn't be null, since its a string field and is might be just empty.An empty string leads to a wrong
path
and indexing fails.Expected behavior
It could be more explizit: When a core is given and not empty, then index that language, else not.
We can see it also as a feature, so that one can deactivate indexing a language with an empty
solr_core_read
property.Used versions (please complete the following information):
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