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Scenario:
I'm running some script that changed some attribute values for some products.
Because of performance reasons, I split this into batches.
Problem:
But each time I'm done with a batch the reindexing starts for the products that belong to that batch. Indexes are set to "real time".
Desired result:
I want to disable the reindexing during the execution of my script.
But I don't want to set the reindex mode to 'schedule' because my script can take a while and any other operations done via admin need to still trigger the indexing for those specific products.
Main Question:
How can I tell magento at the start of my script "Don't reindex anything during this script, no matter on how the index mode is set!!" ?
Note: The script is a magento command executed either via cli or cron.
reindex magento-2.2.5
asked Sep 7 '18 at 13:02
Marius♦Marius
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Scenario:
I'm running some script that changed some attribute values for some products.
Because of performance reasons, I split this into batches.
Problem:
But each time I'm done with a batch the reindexing starts for the products that belong to that batch. Indexes are set to "real time".
Desired result:
I want to disable the reindexing during the execution of my script.
But I don't want to set the reindex mode to 'schedule' because my script can take a while and any other operations done via admin need to still trigger the indexing for those specific products.
Main Question:
How can I tell magento at the start of my script "Don't reindex anything during this script, no matter on how the index mode is set!!" ?
Note: The script is a magento command executed either via cli or cron.
reindex magento-2.2.5
asked Sep 7 '18 at 13:02
Marius♦Marius
168k28324692
add a comment |
Scenario:
I'm running some script that changed some attribute values for some products.
Because of performance reasons, I split this into batches.
Problem:
But each time I'm done with a batch the reindexing starts for the products that belong to that batch. Indexes are set to "real time".
Desired result:
I want to disable the reindexing during the execution of my script.
But I don't want to set the reindex mode to 'schedule' because my script can take a while and any other operations done via admin need to still trigger the indexing for those specific products.
Main Question:
How can I tell magento at the start of my script "Don't reindex anything during this script, no matter on how the index mode is set!!" ?
Note: The script is a magento command executed either via cli or cron.
reindex magento-2.2.5
asked Sep 7 '18 at 13:02
Marius♦Marius
168k28324692
Scenario:
I'm running some script that changed some attribute values for some products.
Because of performance reasons, I split this into batches.
Problem:
But each time I'm done with a batch the reindexing starts for the products that belong to that batch. Indexes are set to "real time".
Desired result:
I want to disable the reindexing during the execution of my script.
But I don't want to set the reindex mode to 'schedule' because my script can take a while and any other operations done via admin need to still trigger the indexing for those specific products.
Main Question:
How can I tell magento at the start of my script "Don't reindex anything during this script, no matter on how the index mode is set!!" ?
Note: The script is a magento command executed either via cli or cron.
reindex magento-2.2.5
reindex magento-2.2.5
asked Sep 7 '18 at 13:02
Marius♦Marius
168k28324692
asked Sep 7 '18 at 13:02
Marius♦Marius
168k28324692
asked Sep 7 '18 at 13:02
Marius♦Marius
168k28324692
asked Sep 7 '18 at 13:02
Marius♦Marius
168k28324692
asked Sep 7 '18 at 13:02
Marius♦Marius
168k28324692
168k28324692
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Great question! In theory this is possible. Magento commands are based on Symfony. You could use SymfonyComponentFilesystemLockHandler class to create a lock to your command.
Then have a plugin to the reindex manager, where you would check if your command is locked. If your command is locked then it means it's running therefore don't proceed to the reindexing etc.
Note: When your commands ends make sure to release it.
answered Sep 7 '18 at 13:48
André FerrazAndré Ferraz
1,80711132
thanks for the idea. one drawback though. If my command crashes, then reindexing will not be triggered until I manually remove the lock. but I think I can overcome that by setting something in the registry when my command starts instead of using locks. and use that registry value in the plugin. could you explain more about pluginizing the reindex manager. What method should I pluginize from what class? What's the central point of triggering reindexing?
– Marius♦
Sep 7 '18 at 14:54
No worries. Using registry will also have the same effect if your command crashes. If you use PHP7, you can always wrap your command logic within atry&catchblock and have the catch as the fall back to unlock it. Have a look at these classesMagentoIndexerModelIndexerandMagentoIndexerModelProcessorfor the plugin stuff.
– André Ferraz
Sep 11 '18 at 21:40
add a comment |
I ended up taking an approach that looks a bit dirty, but it does the job.
My script starts with this:
$this->registry->register('skip_indexing', true);
and ends with
$this->registry->unregister('skip_indexing');
where $this->registry is an instance of MagentoFrameworkRegistry.
and I've added an after plugin for MagentoIndexerModelIndexer::isScheduled to simulate that the indexer is set "on schedule".
public function afterIsScheduled(MagentoIndexerModelIndexer $subject, $result)
if ($this->registry->registry('skip_indexing'))
return true;
return $result;
Not proud of it, but it gets the job done.
answered yesterday
Marius♦Marius
168k28324692
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Great question! In theory this is possible. Magento commands are based on Symfony. You could use SymfonyComponentFilesystemLockHandler class to create a lock to your command.
Then have a plugin to the reindex manager, where you would check if your command is locked. If your command is locked then it means it's running therefore don't proceed to the reindexing etc.
Note: When your commands ends make sure to release it.
answered Sep 7 '18 at 13:48
André FerrazAndré Ferraz
1,80711132
thanks for the idea. one drawback though. If my command crashes, then reindexing will not be triggered until I manually remove the lock. but I think I can overcome that by setting something in the registry when my command starts instead of using locks. and use that registry value in the plugin. could you explain more about pluginizing the reindex manager. What method should I pluginize from what class? What's the central point of triggering reindexing?
– Marius♦
Sep 7 '18 at 14:54
No worries. Using registry will also have the same effect if your command crashes. If you use PHP7, you can always wrap your command logic within atry&catchblock and have the catch as the fall back to unlock it. Have a look at these classesMagentoIndexerModelIndexerandMagentoIndexerModelProcessorfor the plugin stuff.
– André Ferraz
Sep 11 '18 at 21:40
add a comment |
Great question! In theory this is possible. Magento commands are based on Symfony. You could use SymfonyComponentFilesystemLockHandler class to create a lock to your command.
Then have a plugin to the reindex manager, where you would check if your command is locked. If your command is locked then it means it's running therefore don't proceed to the reindexing etc.
Note: When your commands ends make sure to release it.
answered Sep 7 '18 at 13:48
André FerrazAndré Ferraz
1,80711132
thanks for the idea. one drawback though. If my command crashes, then reindexing will not be triggered until I manually remove the lock. but I think I can overcome that by setting something in the registry when my command starts instead of using locks. and use that registry value in the plugin. could you explain more about pluginizing the reindex manager. What method should I pluginize from what class? What's the central point of triggering reindexing?
– Marius♦
Sep 7 '18 at 14:54
No worries. Using registry will also have the same effect if your command crashes. If you use PHP7, you can always wrap your command logic within atry&catchblock and have the catch as the fall back to unlock it. Have a look at these classesMagentoIndexerModelIndexerandMagentoIndexerModelProcessorfor the plugin stuff.
– André Ferraz
Sep 11 '18 at 21:40
add a comment |
Great question! In theory this is possible. Magento commands are based on Symfony. You could use SymfonyComponentFilesystemLockHandler class to create a lock to your command.
Then have a plugin to the reindex manager, where you would check if your command is locked. If your command is locked then it means it's running therefore don't proceed to the reindexing etc.
Note: When your commands ends make sure to release it.
answered Sep 7 '18 at 13:48
André FerrazAndré Ferraz
1,80711132
Great question! In theory this is possible. Magento commands are based on Symfony. You could use SymfonyComponentFilesystemLockHandler class to create a lock to your command.
Then have a plugin to the reindex manager, where you would check if your command is locked. If your command is locked then it means it's running therefore don't proceed to the reindexing etc.
Note: When your commands ends make sure to release it.
answered Sep 7 '18 at 13:48
André FerrazAndré Ferraz
1,80711132
answered Sep 7 '18 at 13:48
André FerrazAndré Ferraz
1,80711132
answered Sep 7 '18 at 13:48
André FerrazAndré Ferraz
1,80711132
answered Sep 7 '18 at 13:48
André FerrazAndré Ferraz
1,80711132
1,80711132
thanks for the idea. one drawback though. If my command crashes, then reindexing will not be triggered until I manually remove the lock. but I think I can overcome that by setting something in the registry when my command starts instead of using locks. and use that registry value in the plugin. could you explain more about pluginizing the reindex manager. What method should I pluginize from what class? What's the central point of triggering reindexing?
– Marius♦
Sep 7 '18 at 14:54
No worries. Using registry will also have the same effect if your command crashes. If you use PHP7, you can always wrap your command logic within atry&catchblock and have the catch as the fall back to unlock it. Have a look at these classesMagentoIndexerModelIndexerandMagentoIndexerModelProcessorfor the plugin stuff.
– André Ferraz
Sep 11 '18 at 21:40
add a comment |
thanks for the idea. one drawback though. If my command crashes, then reindexing will not be triggered until I manually remove the lock. but I think I can overcome that by setting something in the registry when my command starts instead of using locks. and use that registry value in the plugin. could you explain more about pluginizing the reindex manager. What method should I pluginize from what class? What's the central point of triggering reindexing?
– Marius♦
Sep 7 '18 at 14:54
No worries. Using registry will also have the same effect if your command crashes. If you use PHP7, you can always wrap your command logic within atry&catchblock and have the catch as the fall back to unlock it. Have a look at these classesMagentoIndexerModelIndexerandMagentoIndexerModelProcessorfor the plugin stuff.
– André Ferraz
Sep 11 '18 at 21:40
thanks for the idea. one drawback though. If my command crashes, then reindexing will not be triggered until I manually remove the lock. but I think I can overcome that by setting something in the registry when my command starts instead of using locks. and use that registry value in the plugin. could you explain more about pluginizing the reindex manager. What method should I pluginize from what class? What's the central point of triggering reindexing?
– Marius♦
Sep 7 '18 at 14:54
thanks for the idea. one drawback though. If my command crashes, then reindexing will not be triggered until I manually remove the lock. but I think I can overcome that by setting something in the registry when my command starts instead of using locks. and use that registry value in the plugin. could you explain more about pluginizing the reindex manager. What method should I pluginize from what class? What's the central point of triggering reindexing?
– Marius♦
Sep 7 '18 at 14:54
No worries. Using registry will also have the same effect if your command crashes. If you use PHP7, you can always wrap your command logic within a
try & catch block and have the catch as the fall back to unlock it. Have a look at these classes MagentoIndexerModelIndexer and MagentoIndexerModelProcessor for the plugin stuff.– André Ferraz
Sep 11 '18 at 21:40
No worries. Using registry will also have the same effect if your command crashes. If you use PHP7, you can always wrap your command logic within a
try & catch block and have the catch as the fall back to unlock it. Have a look at these classes MagentoIndexerModelIndexer and MagentoIndexerModelProcessor for the plugin stuff.– André Ferraz
Sep 11 '18 at 21:40
add a comment |
I ended up taking an approach that looks a bit dirty, but it does the job.
My script starts with this:
$this->registry->register('skip_indexing', true);
and ends with
$this->registry->unregister('skip_indexing');
where $this->registry is an instance of MagentoFrameworkRegistry.
and I've added an after plugin for MagentoIndexerModelIndexer::isScheduled to simulate that the indexer is set "on schedule".
public function afterIsScheduled(MagentoIndexerModelIndexer $subject, $result)
if ($this->registry->registry('skip_indexing'))
return true;
return $result;
Not proud of it, but it gets the job done.
answered yesterday
Marius♦Marius
168k28324692
add a comment |
I ended up taking an approach that looks a bit dirty, but it does the job.
My script starts with this:
$this->registry->register('skip_indexing', true);
and ends with
$this->registry->unregister('skip_indexing');
where $this->registry is an instance of MagentoFrameworkRegistry.
and I've added an after plugin for MagentoIndexerModelIndexer::isScheduled to simulate that the indexer is set "on schedule".
public function afterIsScheduled(MagentoIndexerModelIndexer $subject, $result)
if ($this->registry->registry('skip_indexing'))
return true;
return $result;
Not proud of it, but it gets the job done.
answered yesterday
Marius♦Marius
168k28324692
add a comment |
I ended up taking an approach that looks a bit dirty, but it does the job.
My script starts with this:
$this->registry->register('skip_indexing', true);
and ends with
$this->registry->unregister('skip_indexing');
where $this->registry is an instance of MagentoFrameworkRegistry.
and I've added an after plugin for MagentoIndexerModelIndexer::isScheduled to simulate that the indexer is set "on schedule".
public function afterIsScheduled(MagentoIndexerModelIndexer $subject, $result)
if ($this->registry->registry('skip_indexing'))
return true;
return $result;
Not proud of it, but it gets the job done.
answered yesterday
Marius♦Marius
168k28324692
I ended up taking an approach that looks a bit dirty, but it does the job.
My script starts with this:
$this->registry->register('skip_indexing', true);
and ends with
$this->registry->unregister('skip_indexing');
where $this->registry is an instance of MagentoFrameworkRegistry.
and I've added an after plugin for MagentoIndexerModelIndexer::isScheduled to simulate that the indexer is set "on schedule".
public function afterIsScheduled(MagentoIndexerModelIndexer $subject, $result)
if ($this->registry->registry('skip_indexing'))
return true;
return $result;
Not proud of it, but it gets the job done.
answered yesterday
Marius♦Marius
168k28324692
answered yesterday
Marius♦Marius
168k28324692
answered yesterday
Marius♦Marius
168k28324692
answered yesterday
Marius♦Marius
168k28324692
168k28324692
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