Opensolr Changelog

Recent updates and improvements to the Opensolr platform.

Improved × Apr 2026 ×

Facet Mapping Apr 24, 2026

  • Improved Facet Mapping Auto-Detects Solr Field Types on Drupal and WordPress
    Facet Mapping got a big UX upgrade on both platforms. Pick a Drupal/WordPress field and the Solr Type dropdown auto-fills with the detected suffix — _s for a plain string field, _sm for a multi-valued taxonomy, _f for a WooCommerce price, _dt for a date field. Every entry in the field dropdown shows its detected type inline (post_tag — multi, string; _price — single, float) so you know before you click.

Search Apr 22, 2026

  • Improved Locale Facet Shows Flags and Language Names Across Opensolr Search, Drupal and WordPress
    Locale facet — flags and readable names throughout the search UI. The Locale sidebar facet now shows flag emojis and language names instead of raw locale codes: hr_hr becomes 🇭🇷 Croatian, sr_sr becomes 🇷🇸 Serbian, and so on. The top-right All Locales selector panel also displays the correct country flag beside each language group. Active locale filters — whether applied from the sidebar facet or the top-right panel — appear as removable pills labelled with flag and name. Languages without a canonical country flag (e.g. Latin, constructed codes) show a 🌐 globe icon. Applied across the Opensolr search page, Drupal module, and WordPress plugin.

Admin Apr 22, 2026

  • Improved Web Crawler Control Buttons Aligned in a Uniform Two-Column Grid
    WebCrawler — control buttons (Start/Stop Schedule, Reindex All, Reindex From Scratch, Stop Crawl, Pause/Resume, Flush to Solr) are now equal width and arranged in a clean two-column grid. Previously they were free-flowing flex items at varying widths; the container is now a two-column CSS grid so each button occupies a uniform cell.
  • Improved Index Settings: All Five Search Mode Options Now Fit on a Single Row
    Index Settings — Search Mode radio buttons now sit on a single row. Previously the five options (Union, KW Required, Meaning Req., Intersection, Lexical Only) broke across two rows with the last one orphaned; the grid was widened from 4 to 5 columns so all five fit neatly side by side.

Search Apr 21, 2026

  • Improved Search Page Pagination Moved Into the Results Column, Top Block Removed
    Search page pagination layout cleaned up — pagination is now rendered inside the results column instead of drifting to the left under the facet sidebar, and the redundant top pagination block (which appeared next to the "Did you mean" spellcheck line) has been removed. Pagination now lives only at the bottom of the results, aligned with the rest of the content.

Analytics Apr 21, 2026

  • Improved Faster Query Analytics: 30-Minute Caching and 30-Day Default Query Window
    Faster Query Analytics — Popular Queries, Latest Queries, Path Distribution and Per-Server metrics now load noticeably faster across the dashboard. Historical analytics results are cached for 30 minutes (up from 5), single-hit noise is filtered out of "popular" results, and the default window for Popular/Latest Queries was expanded from 10 to 30 days so you get more context out of the box.

Search Apr 10, 2026

  • Improved Hybrid Search Relevance: Lexical Field Boosts Zeroed in Vector Mode
    Improved hybrid search relevance — in vector hybrid mode, lexical field weight boosts are now automatically zeroed out so that semantic similarity drives the relevance ranking. Previously, even small lexical boosts could inflate scores well above the 0-1 vector range, pushing semantically relevant results down. Field weights still apply when search falls back to pure lexical mode.

Data Ingestion Apr 9, 2026

Search Apr 9, 2026

Data Ingestion Apr 9, 2026

Search Apr 4, 2026

Drupal Apr 4, 2026

Web Crawler Apr 4, 2026

Search Apr 4, 2026

Website Apr 3, 2026

Web Crawler Apr 3, 2026

Performance & SEO Apr 3, 2026

Search Apr 3, 2026