We introduced the @Rest annotation a while ago for REST tests (see #7795), we have then to make sure that relevant info to reproduce failures gets printed out for any test that is marked with such annotation, not only for ElasticsearchRestTests
Closes#8680
Make it possible to run multiple tests with unicast configuration, by assigning ports based on their test scope.
Every jvm still gets its own port range based on the jvm id, but we now make sure that the different jvms ranges never overlap. The global cluster gets a reserved port range, while SUITE and TEST scopes are treated equally, just assuming that they never run concurrently on the same jvm, thus ports can be safely reused.
Closes#8634
The default settings that are currently applied to the transport client are about discovery and gateway, modules that are not even loaded on the transport client. We can now remove the local gateway as it's not the default one anyway. Also, make sure that the discovery setting is only applied to the node, as it is not relevant for transport client.
Closes#8653
Today, you can turn on lucene.iw TRACE logging, but that produces tons
of output. This changes breaks out separate lucene.iw.ifd and
index.store.deletes logger components (TRACE), disabled by default, to
see what part of Elasticsearch is deleting index files.
Closed#8662Closed#8603
We don't have to set XLimit and YLimit depending on the level (even or odd), since semantics of x and y are already swapped on each level.
XLimit is always 7 and YLimit is always 3.
Close#8526
- Update pom to 2.4.3 from 2.4.2
- Enable the CBOR data header (aka tag) from the CBOR Generator to provide binary identification like the Smile format
- Check for the CBOR header and ensure that the data sent in represents a "major type" that is an object
- Cleans up `JsonVsCborTests` unused imports
Scripts currently share the same list across invocations to getValues. This
caused a bug in script fields where all documents coming from the same segment
would get the same values (basically, for the next document for which script
values have been requested). Scripts now return a fresh new list on every
invocation to `getValues`.
Close#8576
Today we throw a generic ElasticsearchException when a recovery is cancled. This
causes verbose logging and send shard failures and additional unnecessary cluster state
events. We can just throw IndexShardClosedException which prevents the send shard failures
This commit moves all the Translog related code over to the
NIO2 Path API. It also make transaction logs write once since it
never reuses a translog file.
Closes#8611
While in a perfect world we should only ever have 2 circuit breaker
trips, it's possible to get a race condition between the child and the
parent breaker with many threads. Since multiple breaking exceptions are
not actually a bad thing, it's okay to relax the constraints in the
test.
The race conditions are due to no locking inside the breaker logic, to
ensure that it is as low overhead as possible. Even though no locking is
used, we use atomic counters internally to ensure that the "estimated"
numbers for the breakers are never out of sync (which this test still
checks with no leeway).
This allows arbitrary properties to be retrieved from an aggregation tree. The property is specified using the same syntax as the
order parameter in the terms aggregation. If a property path contians a multi-bucket aggregation the property values from each bucket will be returned in an array.
Today, Elasticsearch has a separate merge thread pool checking once
per second (by default) if any merges are necessary, but this is no
longer necessary since we can and do now tell Lucene's
ConcurrentMergeScheduler never to "hard pause" threads when merges
fall behind, since we do our own index throttling.
This change goes back to letting Lucene launch merges as needed, and
removes these two expert settings:
index.merge.force_async_merge
index.merge.async_interval
Now merges kick off immediately instead of waiting up to 1 second
before running.
Closes#8643
This commit ensures that restore operation with wait_for_completion=true doesn't return until all successfully restored shards are started. Before it was returning as soon as restore operation was over, which cause some shards to be unavailable immediately after restore completion.
Fixes#8340
Our iterator over global ordinals is currently incorrect since it does NOT
return -1 (NO_MORE_ORDS) when all ordinals have been consumed. This bug does
not strike immediately with elasticsearch since we always consume ordinals in
a random-access fashion. However it strikes when consuming ordinals through
Lucene helpers such as DocValues#docsWithField.
Close#8580
Today we try to delete the index directory if all shard locks have been
acquired. Yet, if this fails due to still running recoveries etc. We might
re-import the index as dangeling which also can happen if the node is restarted.
In contrast to the shard direcotries we can safely delete the metastate which is used
to import dangling indices while leaving the shard directories untouched.
This fix adds a simple consistency check that intersection edges appear pairwise. Polygonal boundary tests were passing (false positive) on the Eastern side of the dateline simply due to the initial order (edge direction) of the intersection edges. Polygons in the Eastern hemispehere (which were not being tested) were correctly failing inside of JTS due to an attempt to connect incorrect intersection edges (that is, edges that were not even intersections). While this patch fixes issue/8467 (and adds broader test coverage) it is not intented as a long term solution. The mid term fix (in work) will refactor all geospatial computational geometry to use ENU / ECF coordinate systems for higher accuracy and eliminate brute force mercator checks and conversions.
Closes#8467
Boaz Leskes
javanna
David Pilato
Simon Willnauer
Alexander Reelsen
Clinton Gormley
Lee Hinman
Michael McCandless
Martijn van Groningen
Igor Motov
Chris Earle
Nicholas Knize
Clément Tourrière
Sebastian Ziebell
tristanbob
Adrien Grand
Nils Dijk
Karel Minarik
Matt Hughes
David Haney
Colin Goodheart-Smithe
unknown
Reuben Sutton
Brusic