Fixed a bug in the Studio Search Filter “Last Edited By”, that caused a content item to not show up as edited by the current user, if its latest modification was a publication that destroyed old intermediate versions. The fix will become effective for newly indexed content items, or after changes were made to content items. The Solr field ‘editor’ was changed as part of the fix.

If you want to apply the fix to all content items of an existing Solr index, then you can trigger re-indexing of content metadata by using the Content Feeder’s reindex actuator endpoint:

curl -i -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"aspects": "checkedOut"}' http://localhost:40481/actuator/reindex

Before this change, the Solr index field ‘editor’ of the Content Feeder Solr index was empty for checked-in content items. Now, it is also set for checked-in content items and contains the ID of the user that has edited the latest version. If you use the Solr index field 'editor' in custom code or Solr queries, then your results may change. To restrict a Solr search to checked-out content items, you can add the Solr filter query condition ischeckedout:true.

(CMS-27056)