Good day @obox
Regarding the WP-CLI part, there’s nothing you need to write custom for this. If you have WP-CLI already available for this website, just connect with your terminal, and navigate to the site folder and run wp algolia reindex --all to reindex everything.
Regarding any UI version of this, on the Search page, for example, /wp-admin/admin.php?page=algolia-search-page you should see a big “Re-index search page results” button at the top, next to a “Push Settings” button. You’ll see similar smaller “Re-index” buttons in the Autocomplete settings page, but those are only for if you have autocomplete functionality enabled and don’t cover everything.
Lastly, this one is more manual and on a per-post method, but just updating/saving any posts that are meant to be indexed, should push that individual post up to the Algolia index, allowing for your Algolia dashboard to stay in sync in real time as you’re editing your content. However, unless you have only a handful of posts, best to use the bulk tools above.
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Thank you so much for the swift response team. We managed to re-link our API keys and it’s indexing correctly now!
I have further questions re: filtering the data and also a bug report, is it best to pose them here?
Yeah, that’s fine. We can push any confirmed bug reports and whatnot to our Github repo afterwards.
