[index patterns] Fallback to id if title does not exist#14302
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Let's also get a unit test so we're not burned by this again. |
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Working on a forward port |
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Nevermind, no forward port needed. Looks like it was lost in the backport of #12794. On the plus side the code is coincidentally the exact same. |
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Currently (5.6+) patterns sent to elasticsearch are pulling from the title field in a saved object. In prior versions of the kibana index, we pulled the pattern from the _id field. For older versions of .kibana that don't have a title field, we set title in memory to be equal to _id. We'll need a more robust versioning fix in the future.
Closes #14267