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When indexing using the parameters for syncing specific object IDs, such as include, lower_limit_object_id, and upper_limit_object_id, the parameters will only work as expected when indexing Posts. This issue is present when syncing via IndexHelper in PHP, WP CLI, or the REST API.
Steps to Reproduce
In WP CLI run wp elasticpress sync --indexables=comment --include=30,32, with real comment IDs.
All comments will be indexed, not just the included IDs.
Repeaet, with posts: wp elasticpress sync --indexables=post --include=30,32, with real post IDs.
Only the included posts will be synced.
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Describe the bug
When indexing using the parameters for syncing specific object IDs, such as
include
,lower_limit_object_id
, andupper_limit_object_id
, the parameters will only work as expected when indexing Posts. This issue is present when syncing viaIndexHelper
in PHP, WP CLI, or the REST API.Steps to Reproduce
wp elasticpress sync --indexables=comment --include=30,32
, with real comment IDs.wp elasticpress sync --indexables=post --include=30,32
, with real post IDs.Screenshots, screen recording, code snippet
No response
Environment information
No response
WordPress and ElasticPress information
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Code of Conduct
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: