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If percentiles is used but data is sparse - meaning that no percentiles could be calculated - transform can fail with a BulkIndexingException.
If percentiles can not be calculated it returns NaN, this causes an indexing error as NaN can not be indexed.
When using percentiles in search, it returns null. Transform should do the same, this is also consistent with other aggregations, e.g. single value aggregations.
Because percentiles support for transforms has not been released, I label this as non-issue, technically it is a bug.
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originally reported by @peteharverson:
If percentiles is used but data is sparse - meaning that no percentiles could be calculated - transform can fail with a BulkIndexingException.
If percentiles can not be calculated it returns
NaN
, this causes an indexing error asNaN
can not be indexed.When using percentiles in search, it returns
null
. Transform should do the same, this is also consistent with other aggregations, e.g. single value aggregations.Because percentiles support for transforms has not been released, I label this as non-issue, technically it is a bug.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: