> rake index
Builds indexes nicely for everything.


> rake index:specific[users,first_name]
Messes up the index number(the 'format :to_s' is ignored, string '4d234235F4252' is just a 4 in the file), but reads from the database :)
So, keys are refreshed, but values are messed up.

> Indexes.find(:users, :first_name).index!
"12:18:44: "first_name": Starting parallel indexing." # log entry
Doesn't reindex the data.


> Indexes.find(:users, :first_name).cache!
# log entries
12:22:30: "users:first_name:exact": Loading index.
12:22:30: "users:first_name:exact": Caching from intermediate in-memory index.
12:22:30: "users:first_name:partial": Generating partial index for index.
12:22:30: "users:first_name:partial": Caching from intermediate in-memory index.
12:22:30: "users:first_name:exact": Dumping index.
12:22:30: "users:first_name:exact": Dumping similarity of index.
12:22:30: "users:first_name:exact": Dumping weights of index.
12:22:30: "users:first_name:exact": Dumping configuration for index.
12:22:30: "users:first_name:partial": Dumping index.
12:22:30: "users:first_name:partial": Dumping similarity of index.
12:22:30: "users:first_name:partial": Dumping weights of index.
12:22:30: "users:first_name:partial": Dumping configuration for index.
12:22:30: "users:first_name": Caching finished.

Reindexes and loads the data into the cache for a single category.
Working as intended.