End-of-Life announcement for version 8 #220
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@ezimuel , you will stop supporting Perl for ES after What kind of strategy would you recommend for those who depend on ES Perl client libs currently? Are there any plans by some other "entity" (that you are aware of) to continue maintain/create ES Perl client libs? |
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@fy2 Yes, unfortunately we will discontinue the client for Perl after the 8.x series and will not be able to offer general perl support. The only exception will be for users with existing support contracts, which we will continue to honour. This is not a decision we have made lightly, but given the steadily diminishing size of the perl user base, it no longer makes sense for us to provide an official client for that language. We are hopeful that a community maintainer will step forward to carry on development. Any such party should get in touch with us to discuss the details. |
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@fy2 I'll document the steps needed to update the project with the Elasticsearch API endpoints. In this way a community member can easily fork the project and continue to support it. If anyone is interested, we can even arrange a meeting/presentation to share these information. |
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Finally, I released 8.0.0 updated and tested using Elasticsearch 8.5.3. I also updated the docs with an Elastic Cloud connection example |
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For some reasons, with Search::Elasticsearch 8.0 JSON::true is
interpreted as 1 and Elasticsearch will always respond that it found "at
least 1 record". Something like this:
{
total => {
value => 1,
relation => 'gte'
}
}
Replacing JSON::true by \1 works with every version of
Search::Elasticsearch I tested (6.80, 7.717, 8.0)
Also worth noting:
Search::Elasticsearch will stop being supported by Elastic
elastic/elasticsearch-perl#220
We might need to find an alternative for future versions of
Elasticsearch
Signed-off-by: Victor Grousset/tuxayo <victor@tuxayo.net>
Signed-off-by: Philip Orr <philip.orr@lmscloud.de>
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For some reasons, with Search::Elasticsearch 8.0 JSON::true is
interpreted as 1 and Elasticsearch will always respond that it found "at
least 1 record". Something like this:
{
total => {
value => 1,
relation => 'gte'
}
}
Replacing JSON::true by \1 works with every version of
Search::Elasticsearch I tested (6.80, 7.717, 8.0)
Also worth noting:
Search::Elasticsearch will stop being supported by Elastic
elastic/elasticsearch-perl#220
We might need to find an alternative for future versions of
Elasticsearch
Signed-off-by: Victor Grousset/tuxayo <victor@tuxayo.net>
Signed-off-by: Philip Orr <philip.orr@lmscloud.de>
AndreasJonsson
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For some reasons, with Search::Elasticsearch 8.0 JSON::true is
interpreted as 1 and Elasticsearch will always respond that it found "at
least 1 record". Something like this:
{
total => {
value => 1,
relation => 'gte'
}
}
Replacing JSON::true by \1 works with every version of
Search::Elasticsearch I tested (6.80, 7.717, 8.0)
Also worth noting:
Search::Elasticsearch will stop being supported by Elastic
elastic/elasticsearch-perl#220
We might need to find an alternative for future versions of
Elasticsearch
Signed-off-by: Victor Grousset/tuxayo <victor@tuxayo.net>
Signed-off-by: Philip Orr <philip.orr@lmscloud.de>
AndreasJonsson
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Aug 8, 2023
For some reasons, with Search::Elasticsearch 8.0 JSON::true is
interpreted as 1 and Elasticsearch will always respond that it found "at
least 1 record". Something like this:
{
total => {
value => 1,
relation => 'gte'
}
}
Replacing JSON::true by \1 works with every version of
Search::Elasticsearch I tested (6.80, 7.717, 8.0)
Also worth noting:
Search::Elasticsearch will stop being supported by Elastic
elastic/elasticsearch-perl#220
We might need to find an alternative for future versions of
Elasticsearch
Signed-off-by: Victor Grousset/tuxayo <victor@tuxayo.net>
Signed-off-by: Philip Orr <philip.orr@lmscloud.de>
AndreasJonsson
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to Kreablo/Koha
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Sep 4, 2023
For some reasons, with Search::Elasticsearch 8.0 JSON::true is
interpreted as 1 and Elasticsearch will always respond that it found "at
least 1 record". Something like this:
{
total => {
value => 1,
relation => 'gte'
}
}
Replacing JSON::true by \1 works with every version of
Search::Elasticsearch I tested (6.80, 7.717, 8.0)
Also worth noting:
Search::Elasticsearch will stop being supported by Elastic
elastic/elasticsearch-perl#220
We might need to find an alternative for future versions of
Elasticsearch
Signed-off-by: Victor Grousset/tuxayo <victor@tuxayo.net>
Signed-off-by: Philip Orr <philip.orr@lmscloud.de>
AndreasJonsson
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to Kreablo/Koha
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Oct 2, 2023
For some reasons, with Search::Elasticsearch 8.0 JSON::true is
interpreted as 1 and Elasticsearch will always respond that it found "at
least 1 record". Something like this:
{
total => {
value => 1,
relation => 'gte'
}
}
Replacing JSON::true by \1 works with every version of
Search::Elasticsearch I tested (6.80, 7.717, 8.0)
Also worth noting:
Search::Elasticsearch will stop being supported by Elastic
elastic/elasticsearch-perl#220
We might need to find an alternative for future versions of
Elasticsearch
Signed-off-by: Victor Grousset/tuxayo <victor@tuxayo.net>
Signed-off-by: Philip Orr <philip.orr@lmscloud.de>
AndreasJonsson
pushed a commit
to Kreablo/Koha
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Oct 2, 2023
For some reasons, with Search::Elasticsearch 8.0 JSON::true is
interpreted as 1 and Elasticsearch will always respond that it found "at
least 1 record". Something like this:
{
total => {
value => 1,
relation => 'gte'
}
}
Replacing JSON::true by \1 works with every version of
Search::Elasticsearch I tested (6.80, 7.717, 8.0)
Also worth noting:
Search::Elasticsearch will stop being supported by Elastic
elastic/elasticsearch-perl#220
We might need to find an alternative for future versions of
Elasticsearch
Signed-off-by: Victor Grousset/tuxayo <victor@tuxayo.net>
Signed-off-by: Philip Orr <philip.orr@lmscloud.de>
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For some reasons, with Search::Elasticsearch 8.0 JSON::true is
interpreted as 1 and Elasticsearch will always respond that it found "at
least 1 record". Something like this:
{
total => {
value => 1,
relation => 'gte'
}
}
Replacing JSON::true by \1 works with every version of
Search::Elasticsearch I tested (6.80, 7.717, 8.0)
Also worth noting:
Search::Elasticsearch will stop being supported by Elastic
elastic/elasticsearch-perl#220
We might need to find an alternative for future versions of
Elasticsearch
Signed-off-by: Victor Grousset/tuxayo <victor@tuxayo.net>
Signed-off-by: Philip Orr <philip.orr@lmscloud.de>
Signed-off-by: Tomas Cohen Arazi <tomascohen@theke.io>
AndreasJonsson
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Nov 13, 2023
For some reasons, with Search::Elasticsearch 8.0 JSON::true is
interpreted as 1 and Elasticsearch will always respond that it found "at
least 1 record". Something like this:
{
total => {
value => 1,
relation => 'gte'
}
}
Replacing JSON::true by \1 works with every version of
Search::Elasticsearch I tested (6.80, 7.717, 8.0)
Also worth noting:
Search::Elasticsearch will stop being supported by Elastic
elastic/elasticsearch-perl#220
We might need to find an alternative for future versions of
Elasticsearch
Signed-off-by: Victor Grousset/tuxayo <victor@tuxayo.net>
Signed-off-by: Philip Orr <philip.orr@lmscloud.de>
AndreasJonsson
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to Kreablo/Koha
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Jan 4, 2024
For some reasons, with Search::Elasticsearch 8.0 JSON::true is
interpreted as 1 and Elasticsearch will always respond that it found "at
least 1 record". Something like this:
{
total => {
value => 1,
relation => 'gte'
}
}
Replacing JSON::true by \1 works with every version of
Search::Elasticsearch I tested (6.80, 7.717, 8.0)
Also worth noting:
Search::Elasticsearch will stop being supported by Elastic
elastic/elasticsearch-perl#220
We might need to find an alternative for future versions of
Elasticsearch
Signed-off-by: Victor Grousset/tuxayo <victor@tuxayo.net>
Signed-off-by: Philip Orr <philip.orr@lmscloud.de>
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We want to announce end-of-life for version
8of elastic/elaticsearch-perl software. This announcement marks the final milestone of the lifecycle management phase of the8.xrelease family. This means8.xwill be the last major version supported by Elastic.Moreover, in
8.xwe are going to update only the API endpoints providing also bug and security fixes.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: