Elasticsearch version 7.17.2
Also see Breaking changes in 7.17.
Known issues
- 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)
Bug fixes
- Client
- EQL
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- Clean any used memory by the sequence matcher and circuit breaker used bytes in case of exception #84451
- Engine
- ILM+SLM
- Indices APIs
- Infra/Core
- Infra/Settings
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- Change
deprecationIssuelevel to critical for slow log level #85062
- Change
- Ingest
- Java High Level REST Client
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- Do not send default
ignore_throttledparameter since it is deprecated #84827
- Do not send default
- Machine Learning
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- Allow autoscaling to work when vertical scaling is possible #84242 (issue: #84198)
- Do not fetch source when finding index of last state docs #85334
- Fix Kibana date format and similar overrides in text structure endpoint #84967
- Fixes for multi-line start patterns in text structure endpoint #85066
- Record node shutdown start time for each node #84355
- Return all Datafeeds with GET Anomaly Detector #84759
- Packaging
- Search
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- Fix point visitor in
DiskUsageAPI #84909 - Increase store ref before analyzing disk usage #84774
- Limit concurrent shard requests in disk usage API #84900 (issue: #84779)
- Rewrite match and
match_phrasequeries to term queries on keyword fields #85165 (issue: #82515) -
TransportBroadcastActionshould always set response for each shard #84926
- Fix point visitor in
- Snapshot/Restore
- Transform
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- Revert surfacing script deprecations warnings in deprecation info API #85317
Deprecations
- TLS
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- Deprecation for truststores with no trust entries #84476
Enhancements
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