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ElasticsearchEngine doesn't care about Builder::$index #31
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Right now we use different types of documents in the same index (specified in the scout config). I agree that for searching with As for having different indices for each model I probably will come with something as well. |
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ElasticsearchEngine uses $this->index instead of $builder->index, which makes it impossible to search in different indices. It looks like $builder->index is null if you don't set it to something using the within-function, so you could probably just use this:
'index' => $builder->index ?: $this->index,The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: