Releases: elastic/elasticsearch-perl
Release 7.3 dev 1
NOTE: This is a dev release 7.30_1 of Search::Elasticsearch
.
This release includes the updated API for Elasticsearch 7.3.2.
This is the first 7.x release of Search::Elasticsearch
. You can read all the BC breaks from 6.x here.
One of the most significative change is the deprecation of types. Elasticsearch 7.0 deprecated APIs that accept types, introduced new typeless APIs, and removed support for the _default_
mapping. You can read more here.
In order to use this dev release you can download the attached file and use perl -I
option to specify the location of Search::Elasticsearch
or you can use CPAN with the following command:
cpan EZIMUEL/Search-Elasticsearch-7.30_1.tar.gz
This release is also available on CPAN here.
Release 6.81
Release 6.80
This is the stable release updated to Elasticsearch 6.80 including:
- fixes for SSL_verify_mode in LWP and skipped https tests for Hijk (commit 304bc49)
- changes to the User-Agent header with
elasticsearch-perl/<client-version> (<os>; perl <Lang version>)
(commit 8787994)
It includes also the updates of 6.80_01 dev version:
- merged XPack endpoints into
Direct
client, there is no need anymore to use a plugin for XPack; - added the OSS YAML tests running on Travis CI (see here);
- added the XPack YAML tests running on Travis CI (see here);
- added the
User-Agent
header with syntax:elasticsearch-perl/<version> (<Perl version>)
This release is also available on CPAN here.
A special thanks to @clintongormley for the help on this release!
Release 6.80 dev 1
NOTE: This is a dev release 6.80_1 of Search::Elasticsearch
.
This release includes the updated API for Elasticsearch 6.8.7 and the following update:
- merged XPack endpoints into
Direct
client, there is no need anymore to use a plugin for XPack; - added the OSS YAML tests running on Travis CI (see here);
- added the XPack YAML tests running on Travis CI (see here);
- added the
User-Agent
header with syntax:elasticsearch-perl/<version> (<Perl version>)
In order to use this dev release you can download the attached file and use perl -I
option to specify the location of Search::Elasticsearch
or you can use CPAN with the following command:
cpan EZIMUEL/Search-Elasticsearch-6.80_1.tar.gz
This release is also available on CPAN here.