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Is there a console command for clearing all existing data from Elasticsearch? Just need to empty it
Is there a console command for clearing all existing data from Elasticsearch? Just need to empty it before importing and publishing again.
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Running empty
console
command will list all available commands.
In case of docker/sdk just rundocker/sdk console
.elasticsearch elasticsearch:index:close [search:index:close] This command will close an Elasticsearch index with the specified name. If no index name is passed, all available indexes for the current store will be closed. elasticsearch:index:copy [search:index:copy] This command will copy one index to another. elasticsearch:index:delete [search:index:delete] This command will delete Elasticsearch index by its name. If no index name is specified, all available indexes for the current store will be deleted. elasticsearch:index:open [search:index:open] This command will open an index. If no index name is specified, all available indexes for the current store will be opened. elasticsearch:snapshot:create [search:snapshot:create] This command will create an Elasticsearch snapshot. elasticsearch:snapshot:delete This command will delete an Elasticsearch snapshot if it exists. elasticsearch:snapshot:register-repository This command will register an Elasticsearch snapshot repository elasticsearch:snapshot:restore [search:snapshot:restore] This command will restore an Elasticsearch snapshot.
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Okay, got it together. Just in case that someone else might need it, too:
docker/sdk console storage:delete docker/sdk console elasticsearch:index:delete docker/sdk console search:setup:sources
Then, just run
docker/sdk console publish:trigger-events
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docker/sdk console storage:delete
flushes redis though and does not do anything with elasticsearch0
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