Add test for previously broken behaviour on dotted array field #85081
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Previously, when using dynamic: false, an array field with a dot in its name, whose suffix matched a mapped field’s name, had its values merged with the mapped field unexpectedly. This has been fixed by elastic#79922 This commit adds a test for that scenario and verifies that the bug is fixed. Closes elastic#65333
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| b.field("myfield", "value1"); | ||
| b.array("something.myfield", "value2", "value3"); | ||
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Can you add a comment here clarifying what we expect? Something like:
// dynamic is false, so `something.myfield` should be ignored entirely
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Previously, when using dynamic: false, an array field with a dot in its name, whose suffix matched
a mapped field’s name, had its values merged with the mapped field unexpectedly. This has been fixed by #79922
This commit adds a test for that scenario and verifies that the bug is fixed.
Closes #65333