`_exists_` and `_missing_` miss field name expansion that `exists` and
`missing` have, which allows these filters to work on `object` fields.
Close#5142
If there initialization errors and no tests to execute at the same time, better to return the initialization errors, whose check should be first then, as it might be that the "no tests to execute" is caused by the initialization errors.
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- Renamed IndexMetaData#removerAlias to removeAlias
- Removed IndexTemplateMetaData#fromXContentStandalone unused method (relates to #4511)
- MetaDataIndexAliasesService fix typo in comment
- Alias removed unused constructor that accepts both alias name and filter
In 0.90.x I was able to delete all my indices from the java api by calling
client.admin().indices().prepareDelete(new String[] {}).execute().actionGet();
However this fails in 1.0.0 with
org.elasticsearch.action.ActionRequestValidationException: Validation Failed: 1: index / indices is missing;
at org.elasticsearch.action.ValidateActions.addValidationError(ValidateActions.java:29)
at org.elasticsearch.action.admin.indices.delete.DeleteIndexRequest.validate(DeleteIndexRequest.java:72)
*snip long stacktrace*
which points me to
public ActionRequestValidationException validate() {
ActionRequestValidationException validationException = null;
if (indices == null || indices.length == 0) {
validationException = addValidationError("index / indices is missing", validationException);
}
return validationException;
}
So that's what now throws the error, however the documentation still says:
/**
* Deletes an index based on the index name.
*
* @param indices The indices to delete. Empty array to delete all indices.
*/
DeleteIndexRequestBuilder prepareDelete(String... indices);
Closes#5164.
Closes#5167.
Closes#5168.
The old post installation script on debian set all data to
644 inside of /etc/elasticsearch, which does not work, when
there are subdirectories
Closes#3820
It is now possible to specify aliases during index creation:
curl -XPUT 'http://localhost:9200/test' -d '
{
"aliases" : {
"alias1" : {},
"alias2" : {
"filter" : { "term" : {"field":"value"}}
}
}
}'
Closes#4920
Nodes that receive the cluster state, and they have several of those pending, can optimize and try and process potentially only one of those.
closes#5139
more assertAcked, checked that the `discovery.zen.publish_timeout` has been changed in `DiscoverySettings`, removed restriction on number of nodes, doesn't seem needed.
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