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The culprit seems to be using bucket_script aggregations somewhere under a nested aggregation. In this scenario, the bucket_script aggregation doesn't seem to ever run, as the response does not contain the data.
I had a look at this last night, the changes in #45796 neglected to invoke pipeline reductions on the sub-aggs in SingleBucket aggs, meaning any pipeline under nested, filter, global, etc all fail to execute.
I have a fix and am writing up some tests, will get a PR up today I think.
See #44914 (comment)
Something changed recently in ES, triggering a slew of test failures (elastic/kibana#52470, elastic/kibana#52471, elastic/kibana#52476).
The culprit seems to be using
bucket_script
aggregations somewhere under anested
aggregation. In this scenario, thebucket_script
aggregation doesn't seem to ever run, as the response does not contain the data.(Partial copy-paste from the comment linked above)
See this example here: https://gist.github.com/chrisronline/836dbbdb594d5848538e412236f32147
For 7.5 and below, the output is:
For 7.6 and above, the output is:
Luckily, we have good test coverage for this, but this needs to be a blocker for 7.6
I've pinged @polyfractal about this and he is currently investigating. It sounds like this is also affecting other aggregation types too.
cc @elastic/stack-monitoring
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