EZP-31422: Dropped deprecated and unused "ezplatform:solr_create_index" command. #171
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Use "ezplatform:reindex" instead.
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master (3.0@dev)for eZ Platformv3.0This PR drops the deprecated and unused "ezplatform:solr_create_index" Symfony command.
Doc
Please mention that it has been dropped, "ezplatform:reindex" should be used instead.
Side: it seems it's not even available in the Container, don't remmeber when this happened. But to be safe we should mention the above anyway.
QA
Please review if there's any left-over usage (esp. in Behat-related packages).
I think if Behat passes it can be merged as-is (nothing to test, since cmd wasn't really available in the Container).
TODO: