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8.5 Release notesedit

8.5.2 Release notesedit

API Bugfixedit

Fixes security.create_service_token API, uses POST when token name isn’t present. Thanks @carlosdelest for reporting in #1961.

8.5.1 Release notesedit

Bugfixesedit

Fixes bug when instantiating client with api_key: When passing in api_key and transport_options that don’t include headers to the client, the api_key code would overwrite the arguments passed in for transport_options. This was fixed in this Pull Request. Thanks @svdasein for reporting in #1940.

8.5.0 Release notesedit

  • Tested versions of Ruby for 8.5.0: Ruby (MRI) 2.7, 3.0 and 3.1, JRuby 9.3.

Clientedit

With the latest release of elastic-transport - v8.1.0 - this gem now supports Faraday v2. Elasticsearch Ruby has an open dependency on elastic-transport ('elastic-transport', '~> 8'), so when you upgrade your gems, 8.1.0 will be installed. This supports both Faraday v1 and Faraday v2. The main change on dependencies when using Faraday v2 is all adapters, except for the default net_http one, have been moved out of Faraday into separate gems. This means if you’re not using the default adapter and you migrate to Faraday v2, you’ll need to add the adapter gems to your Gemfile.

These are the gems required for the different adapters with Faraday 2, instead of the libraries on which they were based:

# HTTPCLient
gem 'faraday-httpclient'

# NetHTTPPersistent
gem 'faraday-net_http_persistent'

# Patron
gem 'faraday-patron'

# Typhoeus
gem 'faraday-typhoeus'

Things should work fine if you migrate to Faraday 2 as long as you include the adapter (unless you’re using the default one net-http), but worst case scenario, you can always lock the version of Faraday in your project to 1.x: gem faraday, ~> 1

Be aware if migrating to Faraday v2 that it requires at least Ruby 2.6, unlike Faraday v1 which requires 2.4.

Troubleshooting

If you see a message like:

:adapter is not registered on Faraday::Adapter (Faraday::Error)

Then you probably need to include the adapter library in your gemfile and require it.

Please submit an issue if you encounter any problems.

APIedit

New APIsedit
  • machine_learning.clear_trained_model_deployment_cache - Clear the cached results from a trained model deployment (Beta).
  • security.bulk_update_api_keys - Updates the attributes of multiple existing API keys.
API Changesedit
  • rollup.rollup renamed to indices.downsample. The method now receives the index to downsample (Required) and instead of rollup_index, use target_index as the index to store downsampled data.
  • security.get_api_key and security.query_api_keys add :with_limited_by flag to show the limited-by role descriptors of API Keys.
  • security.get_user adds :with_profile_uid flag to retrieve profile uid (if exists) associated to the user.
  • security.get_user_profile now retrieves user profiles for given unique ID(s). :uid is now a list of comma-separated list of unique identifier for user profiles.
  • text_structure.find_structure adds :ecs_compatibility, optional parameter to specify the compatibility mode with ECS Grok patterns - may be either v1 or disabled.

Machine learning APIs promoted from Experimental to Beta:

  • machine_learning.clear_trained_model_deployment_cache.rb
  • machine_learning.infer_trained_model.rb
  • machine_learning.put_trained_model_definition_part.rb
  • machine_learning.put_trained_model_vocabulary.rb
  • machine_learning.start_trained_model_deployment.rb
  • machine_learning.stop_trained_model_deployment.rb

Security usef profile APIs promoted from Experimental to Stable:

  • security/activate_user_profile
  • security/disable_user_profile
  • security/enable_user_profile
  • security/get_user_profile
  • security/has_privileges_user_profile
  • security/suggest_user_profile
  • security/update_user_profile_data
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