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Migrate legacy sort arrays on saved searches #43038

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Fixes #42982

With my multi sort PR I changed the sort property on saved searches to contain a nested array. Discover and Dashboard were backwards compatible with the old format but it turns out the nested array caused issues for CSV export. Instead of trying to support single and two dimension arrays everywhere, this PR simply adds a migration for saved searches in 7.4 and updates our sample data sets so that we can always expect sort objects to be two dimensional arrays. I also cleaned up the backwards compatibility code in Discover and Dashboard.

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@Bargs Bargs added Team:Visualizations Visualization editors, elastic-charts and infrastructure v8.0.0 release_note:skip Skip the PR/issue when compiling release notes v7.4.0 labels Aug 9, 2019
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@@ -29,24 +29,25 @@ function createSortObject(sortPair, indexPattern) {
const [ field, direction ] = sortPair;
return { [field]: direction };
}
else if (_.isPlainObject(sortPair) && isSortable(Object.keys(sortPair)[0], indexPattern)) {
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I noticed a bug where getSort.array was being used with an Elasticsearch formatted sort object but we weren't actually handling that in the getSort code. So I updated this method to handle that case and added tests to make it more clear what all getSort.array is expected to do.

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This looks good. Unless I'm missing something, if someone fires up 7.4.0 and then uses one of the add sample data wizards, they will wind up with a saved search that has a sort that is only a 1 dimensional array. We should probably fix those as part of this PR too.

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Bargs commented Aug 12, 2019

@bmcconaghy that should already be fixed, I updated the sample data files: https://github.com/elastic/kibana/pull/43038/files#diff-23e156bef21eddb8b1b0ea745bea791a

Is there one I missed?

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Code LGTM.

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@Bargs nope I just missed your changes.

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@Bargs Bargs merged commit cda3de6 into elastic:master Aug 13, 2019
Bargs added a commit to Bargs/kibana that referenced this pull request Aug 13, 2019
With my multi sort PR I changed the sort property on saved searches to contain a nested array. Discover and Dashboard were backwards compatible with the old format but it turns out the nested array caused issues for CSV export. Instead of trying to support single and two dimension arrays everywhere, this PR simply adds a migration for saved searches in 7.4 and updates our sample data sets so that we can always expect sort objects to be two dimensional arrays. I also cleaned up the backwards compatibility code in Discover and Dashboard.
chrisronline pushed a commit to chrisronline/kibana that referenced this pull request Aug 15, 2019
With my multi sort PR I changed the sort property on saved searches to contain a nested array. Discover and Dashboard were backwards compatible with the old format but it turns out the nested array caused issues for CSV export. Instead of trying to support single and two dimension arrays everywhere, this PR simply adds a migration for saved searches in 7.4 and updates our sample data sets so that we can always expect sort objects to be two dimensional arrays. I also cleaned up the backwards compatibility code in Discover and Dashboard.
Bargs added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 15, 2019
With my multi sort PR I changed the sort property on saved searches to contain a nested array. Discover and Dashboard were backwards compatible with the old format but it turns out the nested array caused issues for CSV export. Instead of trying to support single and two dimension arrays everywhere, this PR simply adds a migration for saved searches in 7.4 and updates our sample data sets so that we can always expect sort objects to be two dimensional arrays. I also cleaned up the backwards compatibility code in Discover and Dashboard.
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