When a type is configured with a TTL, percolation of documents of this type
was not possible. This fix ignores the TTL for percolation instead of
throwing an exception that the document is already expired.
Closes#2975
If we throw an exception in the PostingsFormat during a merge we essentially
fail the entire merge which can lead to a corrupt index. We should rather
return the default postings format for the new segment and log a warning.
Closes#3088
Added apis to get specific index aliases based on filtering by alias name and index name:
```
curl -XGET 'localhost:9200/{index_or_alias}/_alias/{alias_name}'
```
Added delete index alias api for deleting a single index alias:
```
curl -XDELETE 'localhost:9200/{index}/_alias/{alias_name}'
```
Added create index alias api for adding a single index alias:
```
curl -XPUT 'localhost:9200/{index}/_alias/{alias_name}'
curl -XPUT 'localhost:9200/{index}/_alias/{alias_name}' -d '{
"routing" : {routing},
"filter" : {filter}
}'
```
Closes#3075#3076#3077
This fix adds a default serialization step in the SimpleDateMappingTests
that parses the mapping, builds the mapper, serializes the mapper and
rebuilds the actual mapper from the serialization result. The contained
information must be equivalent to the original mapping.
The fixed bug has no issue assigned to is since the code is unreleased yet.
Set the query boost of a parsed query string query to the product of
the parsed query boost and the boost value specified in the "boost"
query string parameter. This only applies if the top level query returned
from the query parser has a boost assigned to it. In such a case we must
multiply the boost with the top level query boost otherwise the boost
will be overwritten ie. 'foo^2' has a top-level boost of 2 while
'foo^2 OR bar^3' has a top level boost of 1.0 (default) since the
boolean query is the top level query.
Closes#3024
seems like it still fails while serializing with sporadic failures in the tests (due to routing on serialization), need to test it in a consistent manner
the semantics between null fields (asking for source), and empty fields (not asking for anything) is missing
also exposes the items in the request, relates to #3061
This commit integrates the forbiddenAPI checks that checks
Java byte code against a list of "forbidden" API signatures.
The commit also contains the fixes of the current source code
that didn't pass the default API checks.
See https://code.google.com/p/forbidden-apis/ for details.
Closes#3059
Currently if somebody uses a date format that is locale dependend
date fields can only parse a single format depending on the nodes
host locale. This can cause lots of problems since nodes might have
different locales. ie. "E, d MMM yyyy HH:mm:ss Z" where you have
"Wed, 06 Dec 2000 02:55:00 -0800" for en_EN while
"Mi, 06 Dez 2000 02:55:00 -0800" for de_DE.
Closes#3047
Instead of specifying 'path.plugins' configuration option, 'plugin.types'
is used to load plugins in integration tests. This makes sure the JVM
plugins are not loaded in all following tests from then.
Also removed the now unneeded es-plugin.properties files from JVM test
plugins.
* RPM: Use the ES_USER variable to set the user (same name as in the debian package
now), while retaining backwards compatibility to existing /etc/sysconfig/elasticsearch
* RPM: Bugfix: Remove the user when uninstalling the package
* RPM: Set an existing homedir when adding the user (allows one to run cronjobs as this user)
* DEB & RPM: Unify Required-Start/Required-Stop fields in initscripts
Currently elasticsearch ships with the plain and the fast-vector highlighter.
In order to support arbitrary highlighters via plugins, you only need to
implement a Highlighter interface and register your implementation in your
plugin at the HighlightModule.
In addition you can also add arbitrary options via the 'options' field in
the highlight request, which can be parsed in the highlighter implementation.
In order to find out how to write add your own analyzer, check out the tests
classes (CustomHighlighterSearchTests and CustomHighlighter).
Closes#2828
Using an automatically detected 'min_doc_freq' if suggest type is set to
'always' is counter intuitive. If we suggest always ignore the frequency and
set threshold frequency to 0 to allow all possible candidates to be drawn if
they are within the given bounds.
Closes#3037
To prevent to extensive resource use during recovery we use
recovery throtteling by default to prevent unexpected peak load
on clusters. The default is set to 20 MB/sec.
Closes#3035
Merge Throtteling is one of the most recommended settings and crucial in the
RealTime indexing case. We should set the default to a reasonable setting
that allows folks to index in a production index and don't see large merge
peaks by default. The default is set to 20 MB/sec on the node level.
Closes#3033
The default size used to be 2x availableProcessors which seemed to
be a to lowish value in practice. 3x appeared to be a sweetspot for
most application. The default is now 3 x availableProcessors
Closes#3023
Added support for unmapped & partially mapped fields (partially mapped fields may occur when searching across multiple indices where the faceted field is mapped on some and unmapped on others). If a shard doesn't have mappings for a field, the matching documents count on that shard will be added to the missing count for that facet.
Both has_parent and has_child filters are internally executed in two rounds. In the second round all documents are evaluated whilst only specific documents need to be checked. In the has_child case only documents belonging to a specific parent type need to be checked and in the has_parent case only child documents need to be checked.
Closes#3034
Similar to the global cluster wide disable allocation flags, allow to set those on a specific index by updating its settings. The keys are the same as the cluster one, except they start with an index, for example: index.routing.allocation.disable_allocation set to true.
closes#3031
The branches used in the score method can be moved into the
scorer call and be essentially a constant operation rather than
a linear operation depending on the number of parent docs.
Older OpenSUSE distributions do not ship with systemd and therefore are
using chkconfig, but do not have their scripts placed at /etc/init.d/
This patch is more defensive and adds additional checks in the postinstall
script to prevent aborted post install scripts, which makes the RPM
uninstallable.
Shay Banon
Alexander Reelsen
Simon Willnauer
Martijn van Groningen
Clinton Gormley
Matt Weber
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