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Add beta label to MSI on install Elasticsearch page #28126
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The main installation instructions page for the Windows MSI installer includes a header at the top to indicate that the installer is in beta, but the Installing Elasticsearch page does not. This commit adds the beta label to the MSI entry within the installation options.
Please add labels (including version labels). |
@jasontedor Sure can do. This needs to be applied to all versions; want me to add every version label? |
It shouldn’t need to be applied to all versions, but I can understand applying it to all active branches (and 6.0), so 5.6.6, 6.0.2, 6.1.2, 6.2.0, and 7.0.0 would be fine in that case. |
@jasontedor I've added what I believe are the appropriate labels for this |
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LGTM.
Pinging @elastic/es-core-infra |
is this still relevant @russcam ? |
Yes it is @javanna. I can look at merging next week. Thanks for the ping! |
thanks @russcam please do so, let me know if I can do anything to help getting it in. |
I've merged this into master, but wanted to double check before porting the change to other branches. I'm looking to pick to:
so that the change is reflected in docs for these minor versions. look OK? |
sounds good to me @russcam |
The main installation instructions page for the Windows MSI installer includes a header at the top to indicate that the installer is in beta, but the Installing Elasticsearch page does not. This commit adds the beta label to the MSI entry within the installation options. (cherry picked from commit 07b3ff9)
The main installation instructions page for the Windows MSI installer includes a header at the top to indicate that the installer is in beta, but the Installing Elasticsearch page does not. This commit adds the beta label to the MSI entry within the installation options. (cherry picked from commit 07b3ff9)
The main installation instructions page for the Windows MSI installer includes a header at the top to indicate that the installer is in beta, but the Installing Elasticsearch page does not. This commit adds the beta label to the MSI entry within the installation options. (cherry picked from commit 07b3ff9)
The main installation instructions page for the Windows MSI installer includes a header at the top to indicate that the installer is in beta, but the Installing Elasticsearch page does not. This commit adds the beta label to the MSI entry within the installation options. (cherry picked from commit 07b3ff9)
The main installation instructions page for the Windows MSI installer includes a header at the top to indicate that the installer is in beta, but the Installing Elasticsearch page does not. This commit adds the beta label to the MSI entry within the installation options. (cherry picked from commit 07b3ff9)
The main installation instructions page for the Windows MSI installer includes a header at the top to indicate that the installer is in beta, but the Installing Elasticsearch page does not. This commit adds the beta label to the MSI entry within the installation options. (cherry picked from commit 07b3ff9)
The main installation instructions page for the Windows MSI installer includes a header at the top to indicate that the installer is in beta, but the Installing Elasticsearch page does not. This commit adds the beta label to the MSI entry within the installation options. (cherry picked from commit 07b3ff9)
The main installation instructions page for the Windows MSI installer includes a header at the top to indicate that the installer is in beta, but the Installing Elasticsearch page does not. This commit adds the beta label to the MSI entry within the installation options. (cherry picked from commit 07b3ff9)
Thanks @javanna, done. |
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The main installation instructions page for the Windows MSI installer includes a header at the top to indicate that the installer is in beta, but the Installing Elasticsearch page does not. This commit adds the beta label to the MSI entry within the installation options.