Provide a django 2+ compatible release

[benzkji]

would be nice!

[wfehr]

Any news here?

[artforlife]

I bump this thread. Is this still being supported? Is it safe to assume that it is not since Aldryn NewsBlog is being dropped altogether?

[artforlife]

By the way, for those interested, I was able to set up a successful proof-of-concept for Django 2.x using the following configuration.

When I say "successful", I mean that I was able to set up and perform basic and trivial searches. I have not tested in-depth at all.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59024118/failed-to-query-elasticsearch-using-transporterrorr400-parsing-exception

[corentinbettiol]

I was able to successfully search the content of djangocms using aldryn search, haystack (with some tweaks) and elasticsearch 7 (how ?).

However, this does not seem to be suitable for production use, as the results returned are partial (do not include blog posts (using djangocms-blog) or all pages).

I don't know enough about haystack or elasticsearch to know if it's an indexing problem or a communication problem.

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I think I will switch to solr as it seems to be better supported (and the installation seems to be easier).

[benzkji]

if djangocms-blog doesnt provide it's own search index, you'll need to create one, on your own. as probably the posts will have placeholderfields, it's best to start of with one of the base indexes, that aldryn_search provide.

[corentinbettiol]

Djangocms-blog seems to have a search_indexes file.

[benzkji]

ok then. make sure it's included (this is not always the case, if I remember haystack right...)...then, debug, or still create your own, if it's no good... setting up the index correctly is always a bit of a pain, but once it works, haystack is really powerfull...

On 06.01.20 11:51, Corentin Bettiol wrote:

Djangocms-blog seems to have a search_indexes file https://github.com/nephila/djangocms-blog/blob/3901142bc048b906b0ef2a2c333b7d181d65ed61/djangocms_blog/search_indexes.py.

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[corentinbettiol]

I have successfully switched to solr 6.6.6, and I have noted all the steps necessary to launch a development environment with a working search input (using django 2.2.9 aldryn-search, haystack & solr) here.

[benzkji]

getting to the topic again, a release would be nice, trying to ping @christianbertschy @FinalAngel @stefanfoulis @czpython ...

[benzkji]

now that we have reached 1.0.1! ;-)=

[zypro]

LTS for django 1.11 is soon ending (April 2020), any news about a new release? Code seems pretty well updated already. 👍

[FinalAngel]

Aldryn Search 1.1.0 has been released :)