Solarium 3.1.0 has just been released. Most changes and new features are related to Solr 4 features, for a full list of changes see this post. All the features have been documented in the manual. The API docs have also been updated. Version 3.1 is backwards compatible with 3.0, so if you should be able [...]
First release candidate for Solarium 3.1
The next version of Solarium has just been released in RC1 status. This is quite a big release with a lot of Solr 4 specific features, but also many other additions and bugfixes: The spellcheck component now supports collate params (Solr 4) Atomic updates (set/add/inc) are now supported (Solr 4) The escaping methods are now regex-aware (Solr 4) [...]
Solarium 3.0.0 released
Finally Solarium 3.0.0 is out! This is the biggest changeset for Solarium since the start of the project, and includes the following: Support only PHP 5.3+ Fully namespaced File restructuring and class renaming Code style switched from Zend Framework 1 to Symfony 2 (but Solarium is still not tied to a framework!) The concept of [...]
Solarium 3 first release candidate
It has taken some time, but finally Solarium 3 is feature complete! It’s been tested using unittests and some small apps, so the next step is the release of RC1. In previous posts a lot of changes were already mentioned, but here’s a quick list of changes: Support only PHP 5.3+ Fully namespaced File restructuring [...]
Solarium 3 status
This is a follow-up of the first status update and second status update. The past few months development has been going a bit slower than I had hoped. But still, good progress has been made. Some highlights: The default adapter has been switched from ‘Http’ (using streams) to ‘Curl’. Curl supports all features, for instance [...]
Solarium 2.4.0 released
Solarium 2.4.0 has been released and can be downloaded from the homepage, or the Github project page. This release includes the following features: New suggester querytype ParallelExecution plugin BufferedAdd plugin SequentialPrefetch plugin Support for parameter dereferencing (implemented in the join helper, see below) The query helper now has support for join Support for the new “hl.q” and “hl.phraseLimit” params [...]
Development status update – part 2
This is a follow-up of the first status update with yet more info about the upcoming Solarium 3 version. Endpoints Currently in Solarium a client instance has a single adapter and this adapter holds the Solr connection settings. This effectively means you need a client instance for each Solr server / core you want to use, [...]
Development status update
While Solarium 2.x is still supported, and even developed, work has also started on the next major version of Solarium, version 3. In this version several big structural changes will be made to improve the library. But don’t be worried, while not fully backwards compatible it will be relatively easy to upgrade. There’s already several [...]
Second release candidate for Solarium 2.4.0
Solarium version 2.4.0-RC2 is now available. For a list of new features in 2.4.0 see this earlier blogpost In this second release candidate several minor issues have been fixed, but most importantly the parallelExecution plugin has been improved. The implementation in RC1 had two big issues: a busy loop was causing cpu load and there [...]
First release candidate for Solarium 2.4.0
Solarium version 2.4.0-RC1 has just been tagged on GitHub. This release includes several new features and plugins. Some have already been mentioned in blog posts the last weeks, but here’s a full list of features: New suggester querytype ParallelExecution plugin BufferedAdd plugin SequentialPrefetch plugin Support for parameter dereferencing (implemented in the join helper, see below) The [...]
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