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Cherry-pick #10001 to 6.x: Emit error if fileset with multiple pipelines is being used with ES < 6.5 #10038

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Cherry-pick of PR #10001 to 6.x branch. Original message:

Follow up to #8914.

In #8914, we introduced the ability for Filebeat filesets to have multiple Ingest pipelines, the first one being the entry point. This feature relies on the Elasticsearch Ingest node having a pipeline processor and if conditions for processors, both of which were introduced in Elasticsearch 6.5.0.

This PR implements a check for whether a fileset has multiple Ingest pipelines AND is talking to an Elasticsearch cluster < 6.5.0. If that's the case, we emit an error.

… 6.5 (#10001)

Follow up to #8914.

In #8914, we introduced the ability for Filebeat filesets to have multiple Ingest pipelines, the first one being the entry point. This feature relies on the Elasticsearch Ingest node having a `pipeline` processor and `if` conditions for processors, both of which were introduced in Elasticsearch 6.5.0.

This PR implements a check for whether a fileset has multiple Ingest pipelines AND is talking to an Elasticsearch cluster < 6.5.0. If that's the case, we emit an error.

(cherry picked from commit c55226e)
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jenkins, test this

@ycombinator ycombinator merged commit 883e673 into elastic:6.x Jan 14, 2019
@ycombinator ycombinator deleted the backport_10001_6.x branch December 25, 2019 11:15
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