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Compiling LireSolr

Version: 7.5.0

The whole build system has been changed to gradle. So basically you just need an IDE with Gradle support and you are ready to go. I am using Jetbrains IntelliJ IDEA, which is great for me, but Eclipse and NetBeans do support Gradle.

The Purist Way

  1. Install Gradle
  2. Run gradle jar in the root directory, where also the build.gradle file is found
  3. Proceed with installing the resulting jar from build/libs to your Solr installation.

The IDE way

  1. Install Gradle
  2. Use Open or Import from your IDE and point it to the build.gradle file.
  3. Use your IDE to build the jar
  4. Proceed with installing the resulting jar from build/libs to your Solr installation.