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Correctly report indices and aliases #757
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What will happen, if we have UsersIndex
& UsersActivitiesIndex
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@rabotyaga as you guessed correctly it breaks... let me check if I can quickly solve this, otherwise I think it might be good to close this PR |
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@rabotyaga unfortunately we have to rely on something other than name prefix to associate Index class and indexes. This may be done by aliases or perfect name match. Not every cases are covered, at chewy/spec/chewy/index/actions_spec.rb Line 64 in 7edd7ae
chewy/spec/chewy/index/actions_spec.rb Line 123 in 7edd7ae
But I believe that is better to have false positives than false negatives in that unlikely case. WDYT? |
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Improve the reporting on indices and aliases that match index naming.
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* Correctly report indices and aliases * Fix rubocop offense * Fix specs & Changelog * Add `include_type_name` parameter for ES 6.7-6.8 for `client.indices.get` request Co-authored-by: mpeychich <mpeychich@mac.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan Rabotyaga <ivan.rabotyaga@toptal.com>
Just a rebased version of #689