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Search no longer works after upgrading MeiliSearch #141
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Hello @drcongo! Thanks for building wagtail-meilisearch! 😁 Can you give me the version of MeiliSearch and the version of meilisearch-python you are using? 🙂 |
Hi @curquiza - I'm upgrading from MeiliSearch 0.9.x to 0.11.1 and using meilisearch-python 0.11.2 I've just trashed the Thanks! |
In fact, everything seems to work now that I've rebuilt the index (and Indexing seems faster?). Sorry to have bothered you! One small question though, I was thinking I might update my versioning on wagtail-meilisearch to track the version numbers of your package, which is fairly close to tracking the version numbers of MeiliSearch itself. Does that sound like a good idea to you? |
Not a problem, the database (
Hum, at the beginning meilisearch-python did indeed follow the same minor version (0.X.Y where X is the minor) of MeiliSearch. But we realized this is not convenient because the breaking changes of MeiliSearch do not necessarily involve breaking changes for meilisearch-python, and the opposite. So we stop that. Now, our SDKs (like meilisearch-python) follow their own versioning, so tracking the meilisearch-python version does not mean tracking the MeiliSearch version as well... |
Perfect, thanks. I actually ended up pushing a compatibility update as 0.11.0, but yeah, I take your point about how the different versions don't necessarily mean compatibility alignment. When we all hit 1.x it would make more sense. Thanks for all the great work on this library! |
Hello. I built the wagtail-meilisearch backend for the Wagtail CMS, and I'm trying to update it to use more recent versions of MeiliSearch, but since upgrading MeiliSearch and meilisearch-python I get an error when searching the index that I had previously built...
The link to the error documentation at the end there is a 404, I was able to find the relevant page on the docs but it didn't help much. Should I kill and rebuild the index from scratch after upgrading?
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