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Filebeat: Ensure module pipelines compatibility with previous versions of Elasticsearch (backport #26737) #27841
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…s of Elasticsearch (#26737) Improve the pipeline/compatibility code so that all processors in a pipeline are scanned and acted-upon to ensure compatibility. This means: - Scan processors in on_failure section (both the pipeline's and each individual processor on-failure handler). - Scan the inner processor in a foreach processor. Add a new CI stage, module-compat-7.11, to filebeat/Jenkinsfile.yml and x-pack/filebeat/Jenkinsfile.yml, in order to run Filebeat modules tests under ES 7.11.2 to ensure that all pipelines are functional. This test uses a new flag, TESTING_FILEBEAT_SKIP_DIFF, to instruct the integration test to skip the comparison between the generated documents and the golden/expected files. The test will ensure that the pipeline loads, there are no ingest errors, the fields in the generated documents are valid and the number of returned documents matches the expected. This is intended to avoid having to maintain multiple versions of the golden files due to differences between ES versions and available processors. Also fixes the fortinet and threatintel modules pipelines so that they pass the new test, as some fields were left behind due to the uri_parts processor being removed. (cherry picked from commit 181cf69) # Conflicts: # x-pack/filebeat/module/threatintel/abuseurl/ingest/pipeline.yml # x-pack/filebeat/module/threatintel/anomali/ingest/pipeline.yml
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…beat tests (#19896) These setting has been removed as per elastic/elasticsearch#59262 causing the ES container to not launch. elasticsearch_1 | java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: unknown setting [script.cache.max_size] please check that any required plugins are installed, or check the breaking changes documentation for removed settings
I added in #19896 b/c there was a dependency on it. |
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