Allowing _cat/allocation to return more than 0 shards in test (#85459)

elastic · Mar 29, 2022 · 7166d3e · 7166d3e
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commit 7166d3e
Showing 1 changed file with 5 additions and 5 deletions.
diff --git a/rest-api-spec/src/yamlRestTest/resources/rest-api-spec/test/cat.allocation/10_basic.yml b/rest-api-spec/src/yamlRestTest/resources/rest-api-spec/test/cat.allocation/10_basic.yml
@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@
   - match:
       $body: |
             /^
-              ( \d                     \s+   #usually 0, unless some system index has been recreated before this runs
+              ( \d+                    \s+   #usually 0, unless some system index has been recreated before this runs
                 \d+(\.\d+)?[kmgt]?b    \s+
                 \d+(\.\d+)?[kmgt]?b    \s+
                 (\d+(\.\d+)?[kmgt]b   \s+)?  #no value from client nodes
@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@
        $body: |
              /^
                ( \s*                          #allow leading spaces to account for right-justified text
-                 \d+                    \s+
+                 \d+                    \s+   #usually 0, unless some system index has been recreated before this runs
                  \d+(\.\d+)?[kmgt]?b    \s+
                  \d+(\.\d+)?[kmgt]?b    \s+
                  (\d+(\.\d+)?[kmgt]b   \s+)?  #no value from client nodes
@@ -156,8 +156,8 @@
                \n
 
               ( \s*                          #allow leading spaces to account for right-justified text
-                0                      \s+
-                0b                     \s+
+                \d+                    \s+   #usually 0, unless some system index has been recreated before this runs
+                \d+(\.\d+)?[kmgt]?b    \s+
                 \d+(\.\d+)?[kmgt]?b    \s+
                 (\d+(\.\d+)?[kmgt]b   \s+)  #always should return value since we filter out non data nodes by default
                 (\d+(\.\d+)?[kmgt]b   \s+)  #always should return value since we filter out non data nodes by default
@@ -216,7 +216,7 @@
   - match:
       $body: |
             /^
-              ( \d                  \s+    #usually 0, unless some system index has been recreated before this runs
+              ( \d+                 \s+    #usually 0, unless some system index has been recreated before this runs
                 0                   \s+
                 \d+                 \s+
                 (\d+                 \s+)  #always should return value since we filter out non data nodes by default