[DOCS] Sync missing definitions from Elasticsearch glossary #261
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lcawl
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lcawl
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| @@ -550,6 +572,21 @@ nodes handling the user requests. | |||
| //Source: Cloud | |||
| endif::cloud-terms[] | |||
| ifdef::elasticsearch-terms[] | |||
| [[glossary-query]] query :: | |||
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| A query is the basic component of a search. A search can be defined by one or | |||
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These feel more verbose than I'd expect for a glossary entry, but I guess it doesn't matter too much.
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Agree. I think a rewrite is probably in order. Query isn't actually defined here IMO.
I opened elastic/elasticsearch#40643 to address that separately. I'm planning on doing a general query overhaul shortly. That issue will likely be a part of that work effort.
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Adds a few Elasticsearch definitions missing from the Stack Docs glossary:
Uncovered this while working on these issues: