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Clarify Solr version compatibility #8739

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rachelwhitton opened this issue Oct 12, 2023 · 2 comments
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Clarify Solr version compatibility #8739

rachelwhitton opened this issue Oct 12, 2023 · 2 comments
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Re: Pantheon Search (formerly Pantheon Solr)

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Reported by @matthewboman
Seeing some customer confusion on our Solr docs https://docs.pantheon.io/solr

Specifically this section

Pantheon Search supports Search API Solr 8.x-1.x, which is currently unsupported by Solr. Search API Solr 8.x-1.x should continue to work as long as the Search API Pantheon module is also being used, following the installation directions below.
@rachelwhitton rachelwhitton changed the title Pantheon Search (formerly Pantheon Solr) Doc Update Clarify Solr version compatibility Oct 12, 2023
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Reported by @kporras07

Also the docs sometimes when talk about Solr, really refer to Solr3 and treat Solr8 as a separate thing in totally different pages

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Might toss a ping that this documentation page is still heavily outdated and needs a lot of cleanup to be something usable for selling Solr to Agencies clients (instead of being used as a reason to not use Pantheon when Clients would like to).

https://docs.pantheon.io/solr

Just this line alone, when Solr 9 is out and Solr 8 has releases up to 8.11.3 is very awkward:

Currently, Pantheon provides Apache Solr v3.6 and v8.0 as a service for all plans except the Basic plan.

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