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Acquire stats searcher for data stream stats #117953
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Hi @dnhatn, I've created a changelog YAML for you. |
Pinging @elastic/es-data-management (Team:Data Management) |
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LGTM
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LGTM.
@martijnvg @henningandersen Thanks for review. |
Here, we only need to extract the minimum and maximum values of the timestamp field; therefore, using a stats searcher should suffice. This is important for frozen indices.
Here, we only need to extract the minimum and maximum values of the timestamp field; therefore, using a stats searcher should suffice. This is important for frozen indices.
Here, we only need to extract the minimum and maximum values of the timestamp field; therefore, using a stats searcher should suffice. This is important for frozen indices.
Here, we only need to extract the minimum and maximum values of the timestamp field; therefore, using a stats searcher should suffice. This is important for frozen indices.
Here, we only need to extract the minimum and maximum values of the timestamp field; therefore, using a stats searcher should suffice. This is important for frozen indices.