Option '-url' deprecated for removal

[ktzrbn]

Hello, I'm trying to run through the Quickstart sequence to do some testing. I'm unable to start the solr service with this error:

Failed to execute solr create: Option '-url': Deprecated for removal since 9.7: Use -s instead (RuntimeError) Option '-url': Deprecated for removal since 9.7: Use -s instead

I'm not sure where to make this change, but I get this error running "the easy way," "the hard way," and also the 2022 intro to blacklight. Any tips? Thanks.

[sam-ejma081]

Hello, we tried to solve the issue.

This is what we did:

Modified the .solr_wrapper.yml file to use the newer -s option instead of the deprecated -url option for Solr 9.7+. This should resolve the error message about the deprecated -url option.

You can review changes in this commit: sam-ejma081@32fb0af.

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[ktzrbn]

Thanks--that clears the error in the terminal but leads to an error since -s isn't defined in solr_options.merge. How do you update the argument list in runner.rb to accomodate?

def argument_list [config.solr_binary, cmd] + config.solr_options.merge(options).map do |k, v| case v when true "-#{k}" when false, nil nil else ["-#{k}", v.to_s] end end.flatten.compact end end end

[jcoyne]

@ktzrbn this is possibly outside the scope of Blacklight. Blacklight depends on having a running version of solr and that is where you are hitting problems. Blacklight doesn't care how you get the solr started. That said, I might be able to lend help if you tell us how you tried to start solr. There are at least 3 different ways, docker, solr_wrapper, or just using java directly.

[ktzrbn]

ah, that's good to know--I've been working with solr_wrapper, but I've used java directly before to start solr for something else, so I'll give that a shot with blacklight instead