Allow customLabels to be disabled on a per-agg basis#6087
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This can be found in the 4.x series as 5556f1a |
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This adds a parameter to AggType that allows you to disable custom labels on a per-aggregation basis. This is in response to https://github.com/elastic/kibana/pull/5142/files which attaches the form to every agg. However the filters agg doesn't have a use for it.