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Should we clean up the few remaining references to Lucene/Solr? #12934

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slow-J opened this issue Dec 12, 2023 · 1 comment · Fixed by #12939
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Should we clean up the few remaining references to Lucene/Solr? #12934

slow-J opened this issue Dec 12, 2023 · 1 comment · Fixed by #12939

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@slow-J
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slow-J commented Dec 12, 2023

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I was looking at a very old issue for a failing unit test with an ant test command. When I tried to run it in gradle (incorrectly), I was greeted with a message that stood out to me:

This is an experimental Lucene/Solr gradle build.

Searching the Lucene codebase (github search), we find 18 usages of Lucene/Solr, all in comments/readmes/print messages in tools, most of these can be switched to just Lucene

Should we clean this up? If yes, I am happy to do it :)

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dweiss commented Dec 13, 2023

Please do, thank you!

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