Add utility methods to return runtime field values in doc value order #71599
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@nik9000 Thanks for the fast review! Will commit once CI passes. |
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…elastic#71599) This adds utility methods to each type of runtime field to return the results of a document in an ordered array based on the same order that doc values are ordered in. This is useful for supporting execute api in this elastic#71374.
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This adds utility methods to each type of runtime field to return the results of a document in an ordered array based on the same order that doc values are ordered in. This is useful for supporting execute api in this #71374.