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feat: Add Elasticsearch 8.x support #6904

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@jacobacon jacobacon commented Dec 25, 2023

Modify ElasticSearch search module to support v8.x.

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  • Added 8.x to enum in definition.yml
  • Add ElasticSearch 8.x client to dependencies
  • Remove 6.x specific _doc mapping definitions in engine.js
  • Add 8.x specific mappings
  • Modify logic to handle differences between 6.x 7.x / 8.x client responses.

6.x is EOL and no longer supported by ElasticSearch; Some of the logic can be further simplified if support for 6.x is dropped.

Tests:
I've tested fairly extensively with 8.x creating, deleting and renaming pages to validate indices are created. I have not done any regression testing against 6.x or 7.x ElasticSearch.

@jacobacon jacobacon marked this pull request as ready for review December 26, 2023 20:38
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skjoedt commented Mar 18, 2024

What is missing for this to land in main?

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What is missing for this to land in main?

Code wise should be complete now. I've tested with ES 7.x, and 8.x and all features seem to be working as expected. I don't have a 6.x cluster setup, so I wasn't able to test.

@NGPixel, I modified the code to keep the type field for 6.x and 7.x, and merged in upstream changes. Can you review?

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