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When publish dialog says publish has finished, does that mean indexing has also finished as well?
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When Sitecore indicates that publishing has finished (via normal publish dialog) does this mean that subsequent indexing will also have finished, or does the dialog only report on publish status?
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When Sitecore indicates that publishing has finished (via normal publish dialog) does this mean that subsequent indexing will also have finished, or does the dialog only report on publish status?
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When Sitecore indicates that publishing has finished (via normal publish dialog) does this mean that subsequent indexing will also have finished, or does the dialog only report on publish status?
publishing caching
asked 1 hour ago
Matthew Dresser
2,475840
When Sitecore indicates that publishing has finished (via normal publish dialog) does this mean that subsequent indexing will also have finished, or does the dialog only report on publish status?
publishing caching
publishing caching
asked 1 hour ago
Matthew Dresser
2,475840
asked 1 hour ago
Matthew Dresser
2,475840
asked 1 hour ago
Matthew Dresser
2,475840
asked 1 hour ago
Matthew Dresser
2,475840
asked 1 hour ago
Matthew Dresser
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By default web indexes uses onPublishEndAsync strategy.
It's executed asynchronously and depending on your application settings, can be distributed to all CD servers (e.g. with Lucene).
That's why the dialog only reports the publishing itself.
If you want to see if the reindexing is completed, you may want to try /sitecore/admin/jobs.aspx page. But those are only jobs executed on that particular server you're browsing, so it will not tell you if other servers still process their indexes.
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By default web indexes uses onPublishEndAsync strategy.
It's executed asynchronously and depending on your application settings, can be distributed to all CD servers (e.g. with Lucene).
That's why the dialog only reports the publishing itself.
If you want to see if the reindexing is completed, you may want to try /sitecore/admin/jobs.aspx page. But those are only jobs executed on that particular server you're browsing, so it will not tell you if other servers still process their indexes.
answered 1 hour ago
Marek Musielak
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By default web indexes uses onPublishEndAsync strategy.
It's executed asynchronously and depending on your application settings, can be distributed to all CD servers (e.g. with Lucene).
That's why the dialog only reports the publishing itself.
If you want to see if the reindexing is completed, you may want to try /sitecore/admin/jobs.aspx page. But those are only jobs executed on that particular server you're browsing, so it will not tell you if other servers still process their indexes.
answered 1 hour ago
Marek Musielak
8,16811033
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up vote
4
down vote
up vote
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By default web indexes uses onPublishEndAsync strategy.
It's executed asynchronously and depending on your application settings, can be distributed to all CD servers (e.g. with Lucene).
That's why the dialog only reports the publishing itself.
If you want to see if the reindexing is completed, you may want to try /sitecore/admin/jobs.aspx page. But those are only jobs executed on that particular server you're browsing, so it will not tell you if other servers still process their indexes.
answered 1 hour ago
Marek Musielak
8,16811033
By default web indexes uses onPublishEndAsync strategy.
It's executed asynchronously and depending on your application settings, can be distributed to all CD servers (e.g. with Lucene).
That's why the dialog only reports the publishing itself.
If you want to see if the reindexing is completed, you may want to try /sitecore/admin/jobs.aspx page. But those are only jobs executed on that particular server you're browsing, so it will not tell you if other servers still process their indexes.
answered 1 hour ago
Marek Musielak
8,16811033
answered 1 hour ago
Marek Musielak
8,16811033
answered 1 hour ago
Marek Musielak
8,16811033
answered 1 hour ago
Marek Musielak
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