FEATURE: Allow configuring a prefix for the index name via Settings #88
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With this feature any configured index can get a prefix in ElasticSearch, making it possible to have several contexts indexed into different indexes in the same elastic instance. At the same time index settings are kept centralised and used by the "base" index name.
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Thanks for this PR. It is working well for me. Looking forward to have it merged and be part of a release. |
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Dec 8, 2022
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With this feature any configured index can get a prefix in ElasticSearch, making it possible to
have several contexts indexed into different indexes in the same elastic instance.
At the same time index settings are kept centralised and used by the "base" index name.