In certain cases this could cause Watcher to prevent from being started (either automatically or manually):
* The watch of the triggered watch doesn't exist
* The execution service rejected the execution the watch. (due to not enough threads in the thread pool)
If a watch record gets overwritten this means it has been executed before when watcher was running, but we were unable to delete the triggered watch. So we executed the a watch twice with the same trigger event. This can happen if watcher was stopped before because of the node running Watcher unexpectedly stopped (master left, power loss etc.)
In stead of failing to write the watch record, we overwrite it set the state 'executed_multiple_times'.
Closeselastic/elasticsearch#695
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@20f805cb99
```
Chained input for now works like this
{
"chain" : [
{ "first" : { "simple" : { "foo" : "bar" } } },
{ "second" : { "simple" : { "spam" : "eggs" } } }
]
```
This allows to access the payload via ctx.payload.first.foo for example
The array notation is needed to guarantee order, as JSON itself does not guarantee
order of objects.
Closeselastic/elasticsearch#353
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@7ab32c43a8
Allows to configure watcher.http.proxy.host and watcher.http.proxy.port properties to
configure a HTTP proxy as well as specify a proxy whenever a HTTP request is executed.
Closeselastic/elasticsearch#587
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@75ef260fef
debadair
Martijn van Groningen
Alexander Reelsen
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