Always enable x-pack modules explicitly #18
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With this commit we always disable or enable x-pack modules explicitly even when they are not available due to license. We have changed this originally in elastic#6 due to the basic license but this complicates how we disable those modules in our nightly and release benchmarks and the old way of specifying this works as well.
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With this commit we always disable or enable x-pack modules explicitly even when they are not available due to license. We have changed this originally in #6 due to the basic license but this complicates how we disable those modules in our nightly and release benchmarks and the old way of specifying this works as well. Relates #18
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With this commit we always disable or enable x-pack modules explicitly
even when they are not available due to license. We have changed this
originally in #6 due to the basic license but this complicates how we
disable those modules in our nightly and release benchmarks and the old
way of specifying this works as well.