Hello, I am new in this mailing list, so sorry if this has already been asked or if the question is too stupid :). Our organization is running a devpi-server and I observed that the indexer that is used for the devpi-web search is only triggered when I restart the server from what I can see in the logs. This is what I can see in the logs when I restart the service: Feb 01 13:46:36 devpi-server[8644]: 2022-02-01 13:46:36,723 INFO [IDX] Indexer queue size ~ 400 Feb 01 13:46:36 devpi-server[8644]: 2022-02-01 13:46:36,987 INFO [IDX] Committing 5 new documents to search index. ... Feb 01 13:46:41 devpi-server[8644]: 2022-02-01 13:46:41,577 INFO [IDX] Committing 4 new documents to search index. Feb 01 13:46:41 devpi-server[8644]: 2022-02-01 13:46:41,831 INFO [IDX] Indexer queue size ~ 392 ... An example of what I'm trying to explain a side effect of this is that my organization has been pushing packages to pypi in https://pypi.org/project/sphinx-bluebrain-theme/#history, but using the search functionality only showed the version 0.2.5 (but if you enter in the package showed in the web interface it tells you a message that there is a new version available and the new 0.2.8 package is also available through the devpi-server, it's just a thing from the search). When I restarted the service, the search started to show 0.2.8. So I was wondering, is this behaviour expected? Do I need to restart periodically the server to rebuild the search index? Or is there anything that I'm missing from the configuration that would do this for me? Thanks, Luis.
Hi! The index for mirrors is indeed currently not updated during runtime. That a restart fixes it is a side-effect of the changes in indexing in the last major release of devpi-web. There are plans to fix this, but it has low priority for the current companies with support contracts, so there is no ETA on when this will be fixed. If the priority for you is high enough to warrant a payed fix, then contact me directly to work something out. Regards, Florian Schulze On 1 Feb 2022, at 14:19, Luis Pigueiras via devpi-dev wrote:
Hello,
I am new in this mailing list, so sorry if this has already been asked or if the question is too stupid :).
Our organization is running a devpi-server and I observed that the indexer that is used for the devpi-web search is only triggered when I restart the server from what I can see in the logs. This is what I can see in the logs when I restart the service:
Feb 01 13:46:36 devpi-server[8644]: 2022-02-01 13:46:36,723 INFO [IDX] Indexer queue size ~ 400 Feb 01 13:46:36 devpi-server[8644]: 2022-02-01 13:46:36,987 INFO [IDX] Committing 5 new documents to search index. ... Feb 01 13:46:41 devpi-server[8644]: 2022-02-01 13:46:41,577 INFO [IDX] Committing 4 new documents to search index. Feb 01 13:46:41 devpi-server[8644]: 2022-02-01 13:46:41,831 INFO [IDX] Indexer queue size ~ 392 ...
An example of what I'm trying to explain a side effect of this is that my organization has been pushing packages to pypi in https://pypi.org/project/sphinx-bluebrain-theme/#history, but using the search functionality only showed the version 0.2.5 (but if you enter in the package showed in the web interface it tells you a message that there is a new version available and the new 0.2.8 package is also available through the devpi-server, it's just a thing from the search). When I restarted the service, the search started to show 0.2.8.
So I was wondering, is this behaviour expected? Do I need to restart periodically the server to rebuild the search index? Or is there anything that I'm missing from the configuration that would do this for me?
Thanks, Luis. _______________________________________________ devpi-dev mailing list -- devpi-dev@python.org To unsubscribe send an email to devpi-dev-leave@python.org https://mail.python.org/mailman3/lists/devpi-dev.python.org/ Member address: mail@florian-schulze.net
Hello Florian! It's also pretty low priority for us too :), it was just more curiosity to see if I was missing something in the config. Thanks for the answer! Cheers, Luis.
participants (2)
-
Florian Schulze -
luis.pigueiras＠epfl.ch