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Opening this issue to track support for the Opensearch API. This is to replace the draft PR: #780
I'm new to this project, so I can't outline each of the places support is missing, but it would be valuable to support the spec. In particular, (_msearch and range query) in their entirety.
For example if either lte or gte are missing, astra return a 500 (Internal Server Error) response due to null pointer exception. In Opensearch these are not required. Also a 500 is not ideal. Perhaps 400 (Bad Request) and a helpful error string would be better if not implementing the API.
For now, I've closed the draft PR that shows this issue. Because it looks like Opensearch will be implemented in a few months, it probably doesn't make sense to do one-off changes to the return codes.
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Description
Opening this issue to track support for the Opensearch API. This is to replace the draft PR: #780
I'm new to this project, so I can't outline each of the places support is missing, but it would be valuable to support the spec. In particular, (_msearch and range query) in their entirety.
For example if either
lte
orgte
are missing, astra return a 500 (Internal Server Error) response due to null pointer exception. In Opensearch these are not required. Also a 500 is not ideal. Perhaps 400 (Bad Request) and a helpful error string would be better if not implementing the API.For now, I've closed the draft PR that shows this issue. Because it looks like Opensearch will be implemented in a few months, it probably doesn't make sense to do one-off changes to the return codes.
Requirements (place an
x
in each of the[ ]
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