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Change script context names for run time fields to type_field #71581
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LGTM
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@nik9000 Thanks for the review and extra help! I will commit as soon as CI passes. |
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…c#71581) This changes all the script context names specifically for runtime fields to be *_field such as long_field and geo_point_field, etc. This change is internal detail that will only be exposed through the Painless execute API as part of (elastic#71374) and should not have bwc issues. I tested this change locally on a mixed cluster to ensure scripts stored with the old runtime fields context names are both still retrievable and delete-able. This works because the context name is only used during the request to check for valid compilation, but never actually stored as part of the cluster state.
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#71586) This changes all the script context names specifically for runtime fields to be *_field such as long_field and geo_point_field, etc. This change is internal detail that will only be exposed through the Painless execute API as part of (#71374) and should not have bwc issues. I tested this change locally on a mixed cluster to ensure scripts stored with the old runtime fields context names are both still retrievable and delete-able. This works because the context name is only used during the request to check for valid compilation, but never actually stored as part of the cluster state.
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Scripting abstractions, Painless, and Mustache
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This changes all the script context names specifically for runtime fields to be *_field such as
long_fieldandgeo_point_field, etc. This change is internal detail that will only be exposed through the Painless execute API as part of (#71374) and should not have bwc issues. I tested this change locally on a mixed cluster to ensure scripts stored with the old runtime fields context names are both still retrievable and delete-able. This works because the context name is only used during the request to check for valid compilation, but never actually stored as part of the cluster state.