External Solr works as of 1.0.0, to be released this week.
Three defects hit in sequence against a remote Solr and are fixed by the contribution in PR #37, confirmed on a standalone Solr 9: the "Connection Pool shut down" error you saw (the chunks list closed the shared Solr client, LLMAI-217), queries too long for the request line (now sent as POST), and vector values returned as numbers. Setup is the platform's: solr.type=remote with solr.remote.baseURL, and the cores created core for this extension provisioned on the Solr side beforehand from the platform's minimal core template. Its name follows the platform's remote naming, named xwiki_aillm for this extension <corePrefix>_aillm_<Solr major version>, as XWiki i.e. xwiki_aillm_9 on Solr 9. Older platform versions only create the core if its conf directory already exists; 18.5+ does not create cores on a remote Solr cores at all.
The request for a Debian package is not covered by this fix; a separate issue should be dedicated for it if still wanted.
Paul Pantiru on 28/Oct/26 19:23
External Solr works as of 1.0.0, to be released this week.
Three defects hit in sequence against a remote Solr and are fixed by the contribution in PR #37, confirmed on a standalone Solr 9: the "Connection Pool shut down" error you saw (the chunks list closed the shared Solr client, LLMAI-217), queries too long for the request line (now sent as POST), and vector values returned as numbers. Setup is the platform's: solr.type=remote with solr.remote.baseURL, and the core for this extension provisioned on the Solr side beforehand from the platform's minimal core template. Its name follows the platform's remote naming, <corePrefix>_aillm_{_}aillm{_}<Solr major version>, i.e. xwiki_aillm_9 on Solr 9. Older platform versions only create the core if its conf directory already exists; 18.5+ does not create remote cores at all.
The request for a Debian package is not covered by this fix; a separate issue should be dedicated for it if still wanted.
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