Switch to explicit index management #41
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With this commit we switch all tracks to explicit index management (instead of index auto-management). As this change is breaking, we also increase the track version from 1 to 2 thus requiring at least Rally 0.9.0 to use these tracks. This allows us to also remove some legacy codd that has registered the `refresh` operation for older versions of Rally (newer versions already include this operation in Rally core). Relates elastic/rally#380 Closes elastic#37
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👍 Apart from becoming mandatory in 0.10 it also helps beginners, who typically use our tracks for inspiration to write their first track, to see our track definitions match the documentation :)
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Also the removal of mappings.json will help; in the beginning I was also wondering why the definitions were in two places, both this file and the "mappings" object in index.json :)
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That was the necessary evil of backwards-compatibility. :)
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We don't need this challenge any more? I would have assumed we'd just need to replace the operations here with a delete / create / index, but what am I missing?
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Percolator really is about querying, indexing is just a means to an end here and I figured we can get rid of it right away. If somebody really wants this (which they shouldn't), then they can just use task filtering to get it back.
We disable integration tests for older versions of ES temporarily as we need to backport changes from elastic/rally-tracks#41 first.
With this commit we switch all tracks to explicit index management (instead of index auto-management). As this change is breaking, we also increase the track version from 1 to 2 thus requiring at least Rally 0.9.0 to use these tracks. This allows us to also remove some legacy codd that has registered the `refresh` operation for older versions of Rally (newer versions already include this operation in Rally core). Relates elastic/rally#380 Closes #37 Relates #41
With this commit we switch all tracks to explicit index management (instead of index auto-management). As this change is breaking, we also increase the track version from 1 to 2 thus requiring at least Rally 0.9.0 to use these tracks. This allows us to also remove some legacy codd that has registered the `refresh` operation for older versions of Rally (newer versions already include this operation in Rally core). Relates elastic/rally#380 Closes #37 Relates #41
With this commit we switch all tracks to explicit index management (instead of index auto-management). As this change is breaking, we also increase the track version from 1 to 2 thus requiring at least Rally 0.9.0 to use these tracks. This allows us to also remove some legacy codd that has registered the `refresh` operation for older versions of Rally (newer versions already include this operation in Rally core). Relates elastic/rally#380 Closes #37 Relates #41
With this commit we switch all tracks to explicit index management
(instead of index auto-management). As this change is breaking, we also
increase the track version from 1 to 2 thus requiring at least Rally
0.9.0 to use these tracks.
This allows us to remove also some legacy code that has registered
the
refreshoperation for older versions of Rally (newer versionsalready include this operation in Rally core).
Relates elastic/rally#380
Closes #37