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Copy Drupal Apache Solr Search conf files into the correct directory. #244

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joestewart
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This should place the files from the Drupal Apache Solr module into the conf directory.

@geerlingguy
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@joestewart - I really, really like this idea, but I don't want to necessarily add it to Drupal VM at this point; a few problems are that this currently only works with the apachesolr module, though a significant number of users would like to use search_api_solr, and when Drupal 8's Search API Solr module comes around, we'd need to add additional logic to use the D8 copies of the Solr config.

At this time, I think having the process documented separately (docs.drupalvm.com) is good enough, and soon, once #174 is complete, users could add scripts like post-provision.sh or post-provision.yml that does extra project-specific setup like configuring Solr after the main provisioning is complete.

Thanks!

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mchelen commented Jan 7, 2016

How about providing this as an option in config.yml that is disabled by default? I'm running into the same issue except with search_api_solr, and there may be enough users who need some type of Solr integration to make it worthwhile.

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I think this use case is the example post provision script - https://github.com/geerlingguy/drupal-vm/blob/master/examples/scripts/configure-solr.sh

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mchelen commented Jan 8, 2016

@joestewart Ah yeah I see, and it's listed commented out in the config.yml. Thanks!

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Yep! Just added that a week or two ago :)

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mchelen commented Jan 10, 2016

@geerlingguy Awesome, very handy!

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