The SolrDocumentDeriver checks if the index $server is not empty but does not check if the index has a valid server first. This can cause issues when the server is external and perhaps connection fails, it becomes impossible to actually get to the Admin > Config > Search API list of servers to see the server status of each via the Search API UI.
Cause a server to be invalid on an index with solr document deriver use
Check server is valid
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Comment #3
scott_euser commentedLike #3581376: Facet display deriver should check if it has a valid server instance, I think this is quite a safe extra check to prevent a fatal error as the code is already checking that the server is not empty, so its already not assuming it has a valid one
Comment #4
scott_euser commentedFailing test on composer re drupal/search_api_spellcheck is unrelated to this
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mkalkbrenner