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Updating mapping with ignore_conflicts
parameter timeouts
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Added missing listener call before return Closes #3381
Side note: the bug was introduced with this recent commit, thus it hadn't been released yet. Good catch @karmi ! |
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Added missing listener call before return Closes elastic#3381
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To clean up the parsing of the LifecyclePolicy this change moves the LifecycleType to its own class so it can be created in the normal parsing of LifecyclePolicy rather than having to parse to an intermediary object first. The LifecycleType is an interface which can be implemented for different lifecycle types. These types shiould be singletons and are register with the NamedXContentRegistry and NamedWriteableRegistry only so they are available when reading from a stream or parsing.
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To clean up the parsing of the LifecyclePolicy this change moves the LifecycleType to its own class so it can be created in the normal parsing of LifecyclePolicy rather than having to parse to an intermediary object first. The LifecycleType is an interface which can be implemented for different lifecycle types. These types shiould be singletons and are register with the NamedXContentRegistry and NamedWriteableRegistry only so they are available when reading from a stream or parsing.
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To clean up the parsing of the LifecyclePolicy this change moves the LifecycleType to its own class so it can be created in the normal parsing of LifecyclePolicy rather than having to parse to an intermediary object first. The LifecycleType is an interface which can be implemented for different lifecycle types. These types shiould be singletons and are register with the NamedXContentRegistry and NamedWriteableRegistry only so they are available when reading from a stream or parsing.
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When running the following code against Elasticsearch built from 0.90 branch at b2d0802, the response never finishes:
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