Adobe Exam AD0-E703 Topic 5 Question 72 Discussion

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Question #: 72
Topic #: 5

You are creating a new indexer which must run after the targetrule_product_rule index process. When you run bin/magento indexer:reindex, your rule always runs first creating inaccurate dat

a. What is the resolution?

AUse a dependencies node in your indexer configuration.

BSpecify the sortOrder in your indexer configuration.

CUse a plugin on the IndexManager class to change load order.

DCreate a bash script to execute each indexer in the correct order.

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Ricki

4 months ago

I bet the person who came up with this question has had some real fun debugging Magento indexers in the past. Option A for me!

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Sharen

4 months ago

Creating a bash script to execute each indexer in the correct order seems like a feasible solution as well.

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Mollie

4 months ago

Ah, the joys of Magento indexing! Option B all the way - keep it simple and straightforward.

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Destiny

4 months ago

D is a bit hacky, I don't think I'd want to rely on a bash script for this. I'd choose one of the configuration options.

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Mariann

3 months ago

C) Use a plugin on the IndexManager class to change load order.

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Shaun

3 months ago

B) Specify the sortOrder in your indexer configuration.

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Ettie

4 months ago

A) Use a dependencies node in your indexer configuration.

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Thersa

4 months ago

Option C is interesting, but a plugin might be overkill for this. I'd stick with the indexer configuration.

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Ligia

4 months ago

I'd go with Option A. Using the dependencies node is a cleaner approach than a plugin or a bash script.

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Janey

3 months ago

Option A it is then!

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Barbra

3 months ago

I always prefer cleaner solutions.

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Maryrose

3 months ago

I agree, using the dependencies node is cleaner.

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Carli

3 months ago

I think Option A is the best solution.

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Sommer

5 months ago

Option B seems like the way to go. The sortOrder should let you control the order of execution for the indexers.

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Paulina

3 months ago

Option B seems like the way to go. The sortOrder should let you control the order of execution for the indexers.

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Dahlia

3 months ago

B) Specify the sortOrder in your indexer configuration.

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Mitzie

3 months ago

A) Use a dependencies node in your indexer configuration.

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Thersa

3 months ago

C) Use a plugin on the IndexManager class to change load order.

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Tammi

3 months ago

A) Use a dependencies node in your indexer configuration.

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Val

3 months ago

B) Specify the sortOrder in your indexer configuration.

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Cassandra

5 months ago

I believe using a plugin on the IndexManager class to change load order could also work.

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Tracey

5 months ago

I agree with Johnna, specifying the sortOrder in the indexer configuration should solve the issue.

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Johnna

5 months ago

I think the resolution is to use a dependencies node in the indexer configuration.

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