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Deprecate host.user fields, for future removal
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Mathieu Martin committed Oct 30, 2020
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in the past. Data sources that populate these fields will need to be revisited
and adjusted accordingly.

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### host.user fields are deprecated for removal

Depending on the outcome of the discussion on `host.user.*`, mention it here.
It's currently listed in the concerns below.
Seeing no use in the wild, it was decided to remove the reuse of the user fields at `host.user.*`.
We will start by deprecating them in ECS 1.8, and will remove them at the next major version.

-->
Please let us know before the next major ECS release if you disagree with this, and share how you're using them.

## Concerns

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for the user fields nested at `host.user.*`.

We are considering deprecating these fields with the intent to remove them completely.
Please let us know if you disagree with this, and share how you're using them.

#### Resolution

No resolution yet.
They will be marked as deprecated starting with ECS 1.8, and will be removed in
the next ECS major release.

### Documenting the purpose of each usage of the user fields

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