[GitHub] [solr] elyograg commented on pull request #585: SOLR-15955 Update Jetty dependency to 10

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elyograg commented on PR #585:
URL: https://github.com/apache/solr/pull/585#issuecomment-1203238907

   I have done some manual edits on occasion to jetty.xml ... either to increase the header size limit so a larger query string can be handled with GET, or to enable request logging.  I expect that there will be a new jetty.xml when I upgrade -- I use the service installer, which means that the upgrade will create an entirely new program directory and update the symlink.  If instead of upgrading, I reinstall the same version with the -f flag, I think that would probably overwrite jetty.xml ... but I have never tried installing the same version.
   
   I do not know what typically happens when upgrading a docker setup, as I have never installed Solr that way.  Does it create a new container that utilizes the same solr home that the old container was connected to?  I suspect that jetty.xml edits are never propagated to the new version when doing an upgrade in a docker setup, the same as upgrading a non-docker setup with the service installer script.
   
   What would it realistically take to upgrade to Jetty 11 instead of 10?  Is that even possible without an extensive overhaul?  I see on the jetty website that 11 uses the new jakartaee.servlet.* packages and servlet API 5, while Jetty 10 uses the same javax.servlet.* packages as 9, and targets servlet API 4.  I would hope that version 11 has shim classes that allow webapps made for 9 to run.
   


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