Change the Solr rule deployment script to support the Querqy 5 rule API

[mkr]

The example smui2solr.sh was still using ssh based file upload to deploy Querqy rules, there is a new way with Querqy 5: the Querqy rewriter API.

• New smui2solr.sh deployment script that uses the Querqy 5 API. It is triggered with 4 parameters

1. the path to the common rules file
2. the path to the replace rules file
3. the target system, i.e. PRELIVE or LIVE
4. the Solr core or collection name (taken from the rules collection)

• The script expects all other configuration as environment variables:

  • SMUI_QUERQY_REWRITER_COMMON_RULES: the name of the common rules rewriter the rules should be deployed to
  • SMUI_QUERQY_REWRITER_COMMON_RULES_DECOMPOUND: the name of the common rules rewriter for decompound rules (required, if decompound rules shall be exported separately)
  • SMUI_QUERQY_REWRITER_REPLACE: the name of the replace rules rewriter (required, if spelling/replacement rules are used)
  • SMUI_2SOLR_SOLR_HOST or SMUI_DEPLOY_LIVE_SOLR_HOST: the live Solr host
  • SMUI_DEPLOY_PRELIVE_SOLR_HOST: the prelive Solr host, if prelive deployment is enabled
  • SMUI_DEPLOY_(PRE)LIVE_SOLR_(USER|PASSWORD): the live/prelive user/password if Solr basic authentication is used
  • SMUI_DEPLOY_PRELIVE_SOLR_ALLOW_INSECURE: if the --insecure flag should be used when authenticating (i.e. no cert validation)

• Removing all configuration related to the target file names of the common rules, optional decompound common rules and replace rules file names as they are no longer copied to a target.

• Changing the decision to trigger a GIT based rule deployment to a dedicated toggle / environment variable SMUI_DEPLOYMENT_GIT_ENABLE which needs to be set to true. No longer relying on the magic name "GIT" as the rules file name on the deployment target.

• Add jq to SMUI Docker image to facilitate JSON based Querqy request recreation in smui2solr.sh script.

[epugh]

LGTM. Where the G means GREAT. I expected this to be more in the vein of the smui2solrclud where we wedged in some python. I really appreciate that this is a refactoring, and that we removed more lines of code than we added by a big margin.

We should add something to the Docs to help folks upgrading know to review their setups.