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Description
getting 'Your path.repo setting is not setup correctly.' even though value is set in elasticsearch.yml
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Open elasticvue
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Get Your path.repo setting is not setup correctly.
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Environment (please include the following information):
Elasticsearch version: 2.3
Operating system: RHEL/running ES under docker
Browser + version: Chrome Version 96.0.4664.110
Elasticvue version: 0.36.4
How are you running elasticvue? (docker, browser extension, web app): browser extension
Additional context
I'm pretty aware that ES version is quite old, but it's a huge corp appl and there's a lot too coordinate to upgrade it, and the appl is actually being decoupled into minor pieces and it's probably going to be decomm by 3q22, until then...
fm4tt0s
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[BUG] - SHORT DESCRIPTION OF THE BUG
[BUG] - Your path.repo setting is not setup correctly even thou when it's set
Dec 21, 2021
Hi, thanks for reporting this issue. I will try to reproduce it, but i cannot promise a fix. Elasticvue aims to support the two latest major versions of elasticsearch and 2.3 is sadly not one these. But i will see what i can do :)
Hey @fm4tt0s , i can reproduce this issue. Elasticvue uses the _cluster/settings endpoint to query the path.repo setting, sadly elasticsearch 2.x does not include this setting in the response. As far as i can tell there is no way for me to check if the path.repo setting is setup correctly on older elasticsearch versions.
But i will adjust the warning to make it less confusing for users that encounter this issue.
Description
getting 'Your path.repo setting is not setup correctly.' even though value is set in elasticsearch.yml
Steps To Reproduce
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Environment (please include the following information):
Additional context
I'm pretty aware that ES version is quite old, but it's a huge corp appl and there's a lot too coordinate to upgrade it, and the appl is actually being decoupled into minor pieces and it's probably going to be decomm by 3q22, until then...
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