New runDev alternative to "dev" #3816
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| println "To attach a debugger, at the CLI pass: --debug-jvm" | ||
| println "To pass JVM args, at the CLI pass: -PjvmArgs='--add-modules jdk.incubator.vector'" | ||
| println "To pass system properties, at the CLI pass: -Djetty.port=8983" | ||
| println "To pass system properties, at the CLI pass: -Dsolr.port.listen=8983" |
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| gradlew -p solr/packaging dev | ||
| ls solr/packaging/build/dev # expanded directory | ||
| Build & run Solr directly from Gradle, skipping "bin/solr", retaining data between runs: | ||
| gradlew -p solr/packaging runDevSlim |
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I would like there to be one for ease of remembering it. But I want the slim thing to be the default, not "full". I could just rename this to "runDev" and stop there. Later we can decide if we want to bother with offering a full as well. WDYT?
IMO "dev" should also just be an alias to "devSlim". If you want full, call devFull. I disagree with "dev" building both. WDYT @HoustonPutman ? (I recall you introduced this in 2023).
And for another aside... the name "dev" is not something I would have chosen... I think it was Dawid Weiss who thought of something quickly and there wasn't feedback at the time.
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yeah, I think we could always rename it..
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This introduces a convenient way to start Solr from Gradle, which I think is thus the most convenient way to start Solr period. It relies on
devSlim. Note that IntelliJ can run Gradle tasks (action "Execute Gradle Task"), which in turn makes debugging simple, as you just need to hit the debug symbol.Downsides / trade-offs: