Check property Solr before clearing its index - #6
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The 4store test job passed. The AllegroGraph job stopped before running tests because |
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Updated the AllegroGraph test fixture to the available |
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The all-ontology property indexing command clears the existing index before it knows whether the configured Solr core is reachable. A bad URL or unavailable core can therefore leave property search empty.
This checks the target core with a 10-second connection and read timeout before clearing. If the check fails, the command exits without clearing or indexing. The regular indexing client and its long-running timeouts are unchanged.
The test matrix also referenced the removed
franzinc/agraph:v8.1.0image. It now uses the available patch releasev8.1.1, allowing the AllegroGraph unit tests to start.The focused preflight test passes with 4 runs and 24 assertions.