@Aklapper – I cloned this from another CirrusSearch bug, and your name was on it. If you have moved on to other work, thanks for your help in the past. This is the only case of this bug at the moment. If I see others, I'll report them.

I get the feeling that the people who are involved here fail to grasp that AWB users all over the world are hors de combat. We need to have https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/193802 reversed

Well, the situation persisted for at least a few hours, but it seems to have resolved itself or have been corrected by someone. All is well, for now.

The updating of the index has resumed, but articles that were updated during the outage will have to be null-edited or something in order to be shown properly in the search results. Is there a procedure for finding and fixing them?

This is a duplicate of T91216, which was created moments before this one. To see the problem, search "albeit for the short term" and see that the 22 February version of the article is shown, not the version of 1 March 2015.

Digging deeper, I see that I made edits to Draft:myCUmortgage; Draft:SmileCareClub; and Draft:Priscilla Faia. The only reason I found them back then was that they had errors that I was searching for in the Article namespace. These are still found in both namespaces: search "each of which is worn for three weeks before progressing" to find one. Search "Chloe Price was shot in the line of duty" to find another. Search "when CUNA Mortgage sold its business to PHH" to find the third one.

Last week I saw 2 or three like this, but now just the one. Maybe somebody fixed one or two?