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I have a CI/CD build that fresh installs the site and adds default content. Each install causes the Solr index to index more and more data and the old data from past installs never gets flushed.
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Search API Solr Devel module has a command to solve this. But that module requires the install of devel module. Which we don't do on Pantheon. The ideal solution is to clone that stand-alone drush command into Pantheon, since it is primarily an issue on Pantheon. Then we can easily fix this problem during the CI build
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Add a custom drush command on all my projects that work on Pantheon. Which is what I'm doing now. But we can do better then that.
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Any reason to not submit a patch/MR to search_api_solr that removes the devel dependency on search_api_solr_devel to allow the command to be used without Devel? Maybe move the command to the parent search_api_solr module?
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I have a CI/CD build that fresh installs the site and adds default content. Each install causes the Solr index to index more and more data and the old data from past installs never gets flushed.
Describe the solution you'd like
Search API Solr Devel module has a command to solve this. But that module requires the install of devel module. Which we don't do on Pantheon. The ideal solution is to clone that stand-alone drush command into Pantheon, since it is primarily an issue on Pantheon. Then we can easily fix this problem during the CI build
Describe alternatives you've considered
A clear and concise description of any alternative solutions or features you've considered.
Add a custom drush command on all my projects that work on Pantheon. Which is what I'm doing now. But we can do better then that.
Additional context
Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.
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