* [DOCS] Rebrand breaking changes as the Migration guide
* Edits
* Fix version reference
* Fixed typo
* Added subsection intros & added info about the deprecation policy
This test failed on WindowsFS. We failed to remove the corrupted file if
it's being opened (for a short window by ListShardStore action) and the
pending delete files were clear when we restarted that node.
This commit fixes the issue by shutting down the node before removing
the corrupted file to avoid any access to that file.
Closes#66893
The selective muting implemented for autoscaling in #67159
is extended to the ML tests that also fail when machine
memory is reported as 0.
Most of the logic to determine when memory will not be
accurately reported is now in a utility method in the
base class.
Relates #66885
Backport of #67422
When tests in AbstractIndicesCleanerTestCase run at 1AM they can clash with scheduled clean up in CleanerService which leads to rare, non-reproducible failures.
This change fixes it by setting retention period in CleanerService to max possible time, so nothing is ever deleted by it.
Closes#64386
Relates to #67133.
Seem to #65037.
The main changes of this PR are:
Modify the construction method of DataTierAllocationDecider, add a param settings like FilterAllocationDecider.
Create DataTierAllocationDecider in the main method of DataTierMigrationRoutedStep and SetSingleNodeAllocateStep, and the DataTierAllocationDecider is constructed using the cluster settings in the cluster metadata, so the cluster level _tier filters can be seen when executing the steps.
Add some tests for the change.
Co-authored-by: bellengao <gbl_long@163.com>
- Use `argumentFormatting` starting with 1 as 0 is problematic for Java 16
- Actually enable the tests since the listener that checks the results
was not called and nothing was asserted.
- Disable one test that fails which is tracked with: #67102Fixes: #66778
(cherry picked from commit a4199af58b8c5ab4757a45248672e0233978b208)
We started passing down the root document's _source when processing
nested hits, to avoid reloading and reparsing the root source for each hit.
Unfortunately the approach did not work when there are multiple layers of
`inner_hits`. In this case, the second-layer inner hit received its immediate
parent's source instead of the root source. This parent source is filtered to
just contain the parts corresponding to the nested document, but the source
parsing logic is designed to always operate on the top-level root source. This
caused failures when loading the second-layer inner hits.
This PR makes sure to always pass the root document's _source when processing
inner hits, even if there are multiple layers.
This change fixes problem when using space or tab as a separator in CSV processor - we check if current character is separator before we check if it is whitespace.
This also improves tests to always check all combinations of separators and quotes.
Closes#67013
Previously we treated attribute filtering for _tier-prefixed attributes a pass-through, meaning
that they were essentially always treated as matching in DiscoveryNodeFilters.match, however, for
exclude settings, this meant that the node was considered to match the node if a _tier* filter was
specified.
This commit prunes these attributes from the DiscoveryNodeFilters when considering the filters for
FilterAllocationDecider so that they are only considered in DataTierAllocationDecider.
Resolves#66679
When removing the "lexer hack" to remove type context from the lexer, static inner class resolution
wasn't properly accounted for. This change adds code to handle static inner class resolution.
Return null for any field that is present in the _ignored section of the
response, not only numerics and IPs.
(cherry picked from commit 106719f6af1eb2f06396161143a5f0185c5d1b54)
This PR fixes two bugs that can arise when _source is disabled and we fetch nested documents:
* Fix exception when highlighting `inner_hits` with disabled _source.
* Fix exception in nested `top_hits` with disabled _source.
* Add more tests for highlighting `inner_hits`.