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Add support for storing JSON fields. #34942
Add support for storing JSON fields. #34942
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Pinging @elastic/es-search-aggs |
if (fieldType().indexOptions() != IndexOptions.NONE) { | ||
XContentParser indexedFieldsParser = context.parser(); | ||
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// If store is enabled, we've already consumed the content to produce the stored field. Here we |
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The alternative here would be to add logic to JsonFieldParser
to generate the stored field as it's parsed. Although it avoids parsing the input twice as we do here, that approach turned turned out fairly messy and didn't separate out concerns as nicely. It also seems uncommon to enable stored fields, so I wasn't as concerned about the fact we will parse the input twice.
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I agree, I don't think its worth the complexity of trying to produce the stored field content in the same pass as the index field for the rare case that the field is stored.
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LGTM
When 'store' is enabled, a single stored field is added containing the entire JSON object in pretty-printed format.