[7.x][ML] Persist data counts in DFA final step with ML origin (#67674) #67683
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…ic#67674) In elastic#67623 I moved persisting the data counts at the end of a data frame analytics job into a `FinalStep` class. However, I forgot to execute the index request with ML origin resulting in authentication problems if the user that runs the DFA job does not have read privileges in the ML stats index. This commit fixes this by executing that index request with ML origin. Backport of elastic#67674
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In #67623 I moved persisting the data counts at the end of a
data frame analytics job into a
FinalStepclass. However,I forgot to execute the index request with ML origin resulting
in authentication problems if the user that runs the DFA job
does not have read privileges in the ML stats index.
This commit fixes this by executing that index request with ML
origin.
Backport of #67674