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Joseph Mingrone
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textproc/elasticsearch7: Update to version 7.9.1
Changelog: * Breaking changes: - Indices changes: - Elasticsearch includes built-in index templates for logs-*-* and metrics-*-*. - Script cache changes: - The script.cache.max_size setting is deprecated. - The script.cache.expire setting is deprecated. - The script.max_compilations_rate setting is deprecated. - Mapping actions have been deprecated for the create_doc, create, index and write privileges. - Settings changes: - Automatically importing dangling indices is disabled by default. * New features: - Search - QL: Wildcard field type support * Enhancements: - CRUD: - Log more information when mappings fail on index creation - EQL: - Make endsWith function use a wildcard ES query wherever possible - Make stringContains function use a wildcard ES query wherever possible - Features/Stats - Change severity of negative stats messages from WARN to DEBUG - Search - Fix handling of alias filter in SearchService - QL: Add filtering Query DSL support to IndexResolver - Snapshot/Restore - Do not access snapshot repo on dedicated voting-only master node * Bug fixesedit - Authentication - Call ActionListener.onResponse exactly once - Authorization - Relax the index access control check for scroll searches - CCR Relax ShardFollowTasksExecutor validation Set timeout of auto put-follow request to unbounded Set timeout of master node requests on follower to unbounded - Cluster Coordination - Restrict testing of legacy discovery to tests - EQL - Return sequence join keys in the original type - Features/Data streams - "no such index [null]" when indexing into data stream with op_type=index [ISSUE] - Data streams: throw ResourceAlreadyExists exception - Track backing indices in data streams stats from cluster state - Features/ILM+SLM - Fix race in SLM master/cluster state listeners - Features/Ingest - Fix handling of final pipelines when destination is changed - Fix wrong pipeline name in debug log - Fix wrong result when executing bulk requests with and without pipeline - Update regex file for es user agent node processor - IdentityProvider - Only call listener once (SP template registration) - Machine Learning - Always write prediction_probability and prediction_score for classification inference - Get data frame analytics stats API can return multiple responses if more than one error - Ensure .ml-config index is updated before clearing anomaly job’s finished_time - Ensure annotations index mappings are up to date - Handle node closed exception in ML result processing - Recover data frame extraction search from latest sort key - SQL - Fix NPE on ambiguous GROUP BY - Fix SYS COLUMNS schema in ODBC mode - Search - Disable sort optimization on search collapsing - Search fix: query_string regex searches not working on wildcard fields - Snapshot/Restore - Cleanly Handle S3 SDK Exceptions in Request Counting - Fix Concurrent Snapshot Create+Delete + Delete Index * Upgrades: - Infra/Core - Upgrade to Lucene 8.6.2 PR: 249106 Submitted by: Juraj Lutter <juraj@lutter.sk>
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