Mapping Overhaul - More user friendly, cluster aware

[kimchy]

1. When adding mapping definitions, they are now merged with the current mapping definitions. Duplicates are silently ignore unless specified in the put mapping API (HTTP param ignoreDuplicates set to false). Note, duplicates refer only to field mapping, object mapping are recursively checked.
2. Mappings definitions are now clustered. Up until now, when creating mapping, the mappings were not merged (see point 1) but they were broadcasted to the cluster. But, when a document indexed resulted in updated mapping, this fact was lost. Now, this changed mapping are updated on the master and merged, and broadcasted to the whole cluster, which means all the different nodes will know about the new types introduced almost immediately.

[kimchy]

Note, I renamed create mapping to be named put mapping since it reflects the API better. The rest API is the same, the site docs will be updated.

[kimchy]

Mapping Overhaul - More user friendly, cluster aware, closed by 6d52065.

[kimchy]

Renamed ignoreDuplicates to ignoreConflicts.

[clintongormley]

The current version on github still uses ignoreDuplicates, not ignoreConflicts

[kimchy]

You sure? Http request parameter parsed is ignoreConflicts, and defaults to true.

[clintongormley]

Apologies - my update failed because you changed 'devRelease' to 'release' and I didn't see it.

it does work now ++

[kimchy]

Yea, sorry about that. Just run gradlew without anything, it will default to building things properly always.