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epoch_millis filter doesn't allow negative values #39375
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This commit adds a note to the migration guide for 7.0 about negative epoch timestamps no longer being supported. closes elastic#39375
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This commit adds a note to the migration guide for 7.0 about negative epoch timestamps no longer being supported. closes #39375
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This commit adds a note to the migration guide for 7.0 about negative epoch timestamps no longer being supported. closes #39375
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Prior to 7.0 it was possible to use negative values in an epoc_millis range filter. This now fails with a parse exception
Steps to reproduce:
Version 6.6 correctly returns the search result containing one hit, 7.0.0 gives
Server log stack trace:
Is this an intended breaking change? I don't find anything about this is the change docs but maybe I'm looking for the wrong keywords.
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