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As institutions may remove items from OpenGeoMetadata, they will not necessarily be removed when we update our repositories and re-index. That's because records are only updated if a new record is ingested that matches the id.
Would it make sense to run a rake task to delete the whole index periodically to catch these? Is it that sample? Is there a downside to this? How often would it need to happen? Is there some better way?
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As institutions may remove items from OpenGeoMetadata, they will not necessarily be removed when we update our repositories and re-index. That's because records are only updated if a new record is ingested that matches the id.
Would it make sense to run a rake task to delete the whole index periodically to catch these? Is it that sample? Is there a downside to this? How often would it need to happen? Is there some better way?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: