Only index into "doc" type in security index #42563
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The API Key Service would attempt to write to the "_doc" (SINGLE_MAPPING_TYPE) type when indexing a new api key. For indices created on 6.x, this works correctly, and indexes into the "doc" type (the single type) that is used in security. But if the security index was originally created on 5.x, this will create a new "_doc" type in the index rather than adding the document to the "doc" type. Fixes: elastic#42562
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Pinging @elastic/es-security |
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Note: This is a fix to the 6.8 branch only (because that is the only place it matters - 7.x/8.x only deal with a single document type). |
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The API Key Service would attempt to write to the "_doc"
(SINGLE_MAPPING_TYPE) type when indexing a new api key.
For indices created on 6.x, this works correctly, and indexes into the
"doc" type (the single type) that is used in security.
But if the security index was originally created on 5.x, this will
create a new "_doc" type in the index rather than adding the document
to the "doc" type.
Fixes: #42562