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Search API Solr Configured, Content Indexed, No Search Results

I’m running a Drupal 8.6.13 site with Search API 8.x-1.12 and Search API Solr Search 8.x-2.7. Everything seems to be properly installed and configured – my Solr admin panel shows a configured core and everything looks fine on my Drupal admin interface. I have the index set to process the body fields of my content and custom blocks using the fulltext type; I have 198 items indexed:

{ “response”:{“numFound”:198,”start”:0,”maxScore”:1.0,”docs”:[] }}

The problem is that a search for a word that definitely appears in my content isn’t producing any results. I’m using the config files from the Search API Solr Search module.

Solr Search Devel shows the request being sent to the server and an HTTP “200 OK” response being received. The logged response was:

{ “response”:{“numFound”:0,”start”:0,”maxScore”:0.0,”docs”:[] }}

What else could I be missing?

Some more detail:

I can retrieve documents from the index using a command line query, like this:

$ curl “http://localhost:8983/solr/mycore/select?indent=on&q=:“

Here’s an example of one of the returned documents:

  {      "id":"6a1a2p-content-entity:node/100:und",     "sm_context_tags":["search_api_X2f_index_X3a_content",       "search_api_solr_X2f_site_hash_X3a_6a1a2p",       "drupal_X2f_langcode_X3a_und"],     "tm_body_1":["Ignition Timing (Vacuum advance disconnected, lines plugged) 6° BTDC Dwell Angle 30-33° Point Gap .020" Spark Plug Gap .035" Idle RPM * (Manual Transmission, no A/C) 725 Idle RPM * (Manual Transmission, with A/C) 725/500 ** Idle RPM * (Automatic Transmission, no A/C) 675 Idle RPM * (Automatic Transmission, with A/C) 675/500 ** Firing Order 1-5-4-2-6-3-7-8 * Set idle speed with headlights on high beam, air conditioning off. ** Higher RPM, solenoid energized. Lower RPM, solenoid de-energized.  "],     "spell":["Ignition Timing (Vacuum advance disconnected, lines plugged) 6° BTDC Dwell Angle 30-33° Point Gap .020" Spark Plug Gap .035" Idle RPM * (Manual Transmission, no A/C) 725 Idle RPM * (Manual Transmission, with A/C) 725/500 ** Idle RPM * (Automatic Transmission, no A/C) 675 Idle RPM * (Automatic Transmission, with A/C) 675/500 ** Firing Order 1-5-4-2-6-3-7-8 * Set idle speed with headlights on high beam, air conditioning off. ** Higher RPM, solenoid energized. Lower RPM, solenoid de-energized.  "],     "site":"http://example.com/",     "sort_title":"PRD2u0005u000eRHu0004NH2.:4:.*P:FDNu0000",     "_version_":1630197909793275904,     "ss_search_api_datasource":"entity:node",     "sort_body_1":":6D:P:FDu0004P:B:D6u0004t<8e>T*.RRBu0004*0T*D.2u00040:N.FDD2.P20u0006u0004@:D2Nu0004H@R6620t<90>u0004u001ffSu0004,P0.u00040V2@@u0004*D6@2u0004u0019u0013u0005u000eu0019u0019fSu0004HF:DPu00046*Hu0004bu0013u0017u0013txu0004NH*L>u0004H@R6u00046*Hu0004bu0013u0019u001dtxu0004:0@u0000",     "index_id":"content",     "ss_title":"Tune-Up Specifications",     "hash":"6a1a2p",     "ss_search_api_id":"entity:node/100:und",     "timestamp":"2019-04-07T22:57:56Z",     "ss_search_api_language":"und"}

So then I tried a query using a term found in the content above:

$ curl “http://localhost:8983/solr/mycore/select?q=solenoid” { “response”:{“numFound”:0,”start”:0,”docs”:[] }} $

Why might the second query fail to produce results if the search term is included in the document as shown in the full list of results?

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