Elasticsearch version 7.16.1
Also see Breaking changes in 7.16.
Security updates
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A high severity vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228) for Apache Log4j 2 versions 2.0 to 2.14 was disclosed publicly on the project’s GitHub on December 9, 2021.
For information about affected Elasticsearch versions and mitigation steps, see our related security announcement.
Known issues
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Painless: Any Painless script where a method call resolves a lambda argument to a
UnaryOperatoror aBinaryOperatortype results in anIllegalArgumentException. This exception results in a compilation error when static types are used, or a runtime error for dynamic types. Use standard procedural statements as a workaround, such asif/else,while, andforstatements.The following example is a
UnaryOperatortype that will result in a failure:List l = ['abc', '123']; l.replaceAll(f -> f.replace('abc', 'doremi');The following example is a possible workaround:
List l = ['abc', '123']; for (int i = 0; i < l.size(); ++i) { l.set(i, l.get(i).replace('abc', 'doremi')); } - Parsing a request when the last element in an array is filtered out (for instance using
_source_includes) fails. This is due to a bug in Jackson parser. Fixed in Elasticsearch 8.6.1 (#91456) - The deprecated
index.mapper.dynamicsetting can break your cluster. It can only be set using the Update index settings API. Symptoms include nodes failing to start or shards failing to allocate. Do not use this setting in versions prior to 7.17.22. The bug is fixed in 7.17.22. (issue: #109160)
Enhancements
- Infra/Logging
- Infra/Core
- Other
Bug fixes
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