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[Filebeat] Add ecs:false to user_agent processor
To make sure the same data structure is ingested in Elasticsearch 6.7 and 7.0 when running Filebeat 6.7, the user_agent processor flag `ecs: false` must be set. Otherwise the data structure would change and data structure conflicts would happen (see elastic#10650). This change requires Elasticsearch to support the `ecs: false` flag in 7.x. Adding the `ecs: flag` will mean Filebeat 6.7 stops working with Elasticsearch 6.5 or older as the flag is not supported.
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