bradlol

Ok, I tried that. I ran that command on WP-CLI, but it didn’t seem to stop lazy indexing, as my database still got flooded with those queries.
Anyway WP-CLI wouldn’t be an option either. Having in mind I have over 1m posts and that single query takes around 7s(on least busiest time), indexing posts would take over 3 months. I also have over one 1m users and 200k+ terms, so god knows how long it would take to index it all.

Is there any hook where I can change query or do I have to edit your code? Cause I see

// Filter to change the solarium query
do_action( WpSolrFilters::WPSOLR_ACTION_SOLARIUM_QUERY,
	array(
		WpSolrFilters::WPSOLR_ACTION_SOLARIUM_QUERY__PARAM_SOLARIUM_QUERY => $solarium_query,
		WpSolrFilters::WPSOLR_ACTION_SOLARIUM_QUERY__PARAM_SEARCH_TERMS   => $wpsolr_query->get_wpsolr_query(),
		WpSolrFilters::WPSOLR_ACTION_SOLARIUM_QUERY__PARAM_SEARCH_USER    => wp_get_current_user(),
	)
);

but it is an action not filter, which as far as I know is not supposed to change anything.

I think I solved my problem with ‘pre_option_cron’ filter where I get value from database instead of cache.
Anyhow to set up cron I use ‘wp_schedule_single_event’, then I was calling ‘wp_cache_delete ( ‘alloptions’, ‘options’ )’ hoping for cache to refresh and get updated cron array but it doesn’t seem to have any effect.