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The RollupActionConfig objects had validation of mappings, but the TransportRollupAction never leveraged them to validate the action. This commit introduces a new first step for validation before continuing with the rollup.
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LGTM. Thanks a lot Tal!
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The RollupActionConfig objects had validation of mappings, but the TransportRollupAction never leveraged them to validate the action. This commit introduces a new first step for validation before continuing with the rollup. validation exception messages had "... across all indices" removed from the messages of RollupAction objects, but legacy objects were left untouched since they still interact with index patterns and RollupAction is always against one index.
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The RollupActionConfig objects had validation of mappings, but the TransportRollupAction never leveraged them to validate the action. This commit introduces a new first step for validation before continuing with the rollup. validation exception messages had "... across all indices" removed from the messages of RollupAction objects, but legacy objects were left untouched since they still interact with index patterns and RollupAction is always against one index.
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Turn fine-grained time-based data into coarser-grained data
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The RollupActionConfig objects had validation of mappings, but
the TransportRollupAction never leveraged them to validate the
action. This commit introduces a new first step for validation
before continuing with the rollup.
validation exception messages had "... across all indices" removed
from the messages of RollupAction objects, but legacy objects were
left untouched since they still interact with index patterns and
RollupAction is always against one index.