[7.x] Implement saved queries and filters (#39140) #43720
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Introduces "saved queries". Saved queries are a new saved object type similar to saved searches but more limited in scope. They allow users to store the the query string in the query bar and optionally the set of filters and timefilter in order to reload them anywhere a query is expected: Discover, Visualize, Dashboard, anywhere that uses our full SearchBar component.
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Introduces "saved queries". Saved queries are a new saved object type similar to saved searches but more limited in scope. They allow users to store the the query string in the query bar and optionally the set of filters and timefilter in order to reload them anywhere a query is expected: Discover, Visualize, Dashboard, anywhere that uses our full SearchBar component.