ElasticsearchString attribute appears to not work

[tbrettallen]

I've decorated properties in a few of my classes with [ElasticsearchString(Index = StringIndex.not_analyzed)] on several of my classes, and when they're saved to Elasticsearch, the created index still marks them as analyzed.

Attempted to debug this myself, but could not find where this is checked anywhere in ElasticsearchCRUD. Is this feature not yet implemented?

[damienbod]

should be, I'll have a look, which version are you using?

greetings Damien

[damienbod]

works with the preview version and Elastic version number": "2.3.1", I checked the mapping and its not analyzed.

Maybe an attribute property is no longer supported.

https://github.com/damienbod/ElasticsearchCRUD/blob/master/ElasticsearchCrudAspNet5/src/ElasticsearchGermanAnalyzer/ElasticsearchProvider.cs#L85

hope this helps

greetings Damien

[tbrettallen]

Thanks! Elasticsearch 2.3.1 and was latest version of your code. It's a console application as I have an NServiceBus endpoint handling all elasticsearch updates.

That source file returns 404.

Which source files should I look at to reimplement this functionality?

I saw you've made changes since I've last looked at this. Was any of that related?

[damienbod]

sorry, I've updated to netstandard 1.4.

Usage:
https://github.com/damienbod/ElasticsearchCRUD/blob/master/src/ElasticsearchGermanAnalyzer/ElasticsearchProvider.cs#L85

The console app is a demo which uses this.

The changes I made are just porting the application to netstandard 1.4, so from version 2.3.3.1 onwards, only net461 or higher is supported.

I would like to support net451, but its too much effort testing for both.

Greetings Damien

[tbrettallen]

I use 4.6.1 :)

I'll test the console app and if the non_analyzed option doesn't work still I'll use that to try to fix it. Thanks!

[damienbod]

Great, thanks