"Hi team, I receive a question about the re-indexing from CP3 today.
In the scope of this project, the re-indexing will limited to the built-in re-indexing of the search engine that you used.
For some website with high frequency update (like fb likes or reddit upvote), the reindexing is much more frequent which may stress the server
for that case, it requires different way to deal with this kind of re-indexing...
it is good that we don't have to deal with this problem in this project.
the test case for re-indexing is simple, you try to edit a listing to match to your keywords, after re-indexing, that listing is expected to shown in the search results."
"Hi team, I receive a question about the re-indexing from CP3 today.
In the scope of this project, the re-indexing will limited to the built-in re-indexing of the search engine that you used.
For some website with high frequency update (like fb likes or reddit upvote), the reindexing is much more frequent which may stress the server
for that case, it requires different way to deal with this kind of re-indexing...
it is good that we don't have to deal with this problem in this project.
the test case for re-indexing is simple, you try to edit a listing to match to your keywords, after re-indexing, that listing is expected to shown in the search results."
as per TA.