Fix spurious admin dashboard warning when using ElasticSearch 7.x #23064
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This kind of reverts some changes made in #22422 cc @VyrCossont |
Some 7.x ElasticSearch versions support some 6.x nodes, thus the version check is inadequate. I am not sure there is a good way to check if a server implements all the 7.x APIs, so check server version and minimum wire version instead.
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…stodon#23064) Some 7.x ElasticSearch versions support some 6.x nodes, thus the version check is inadequate. I am not sure there is a good way to check if a server implements all the 7.x APIs, so check server version and minimum wire version instead.
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Some 7.x ElasticSearch versions support some 6.x nodes, thus the version check is inadequate. I am not sure there is a good way to check if a server implements all the 7.x APIs, so check server version and minimum wire version instead.