Basic licenses never expire, so they do not have an expiration date at
all according to the Elasticsearch API. When this happens, we should not
attempt to parse the date nor show the expiry date in the log.
* Adding very basic audit logging for auth success/failure
* Extracting security specific audit logger from the AuditLogger
* Using short auditLogger in authenticate in one more place
* Logging some information from the request during success/failure
* Adding AuditLogger tests
* Removing the security audit logger, this is out of scope...
* Better asserts, thanks Aleh
* Adding `audit` to the default events
* Using `info` with the audit logger, emulating with ES does
* update snapshot tests
* Update time ranges
* Add sleeps, adjust time, update snapshots
* Skip TSVB until the issue with vertical line placement and x-axis timestamps is fixed
* fix expectations of time range with saved search creation
* remove debug line
In order to make the license that applies to each file as clear as possible, and to be consistent with elasticsearch, we are adding Apache 2.0 license headers to the top of each file.
Existence of this header is enforced by eslint and tslint and missing headers were automatically added in the last commit by running:
```
node scripts/eslint --fix && node scripts/tslint --fix
```
* Allow pluggable panel actions
* Need to register it as being used in kibana
* Some cleanup
* update snapshots to match new EUI versions, set time range
* Use newer panelActions service
* add missing await
* More clean up and fixes
* bring back window reload
* Show actions in view mode too
* delete now unused files
* Use toggle action to determin if context menu is open
* Fix tests that assume the toggle is hidden in view mode.
* Add some debug logs
* Fix up assumptions
* Previous failing test was legit - we don't want to show remove option when panel is expanded
* Embeddable can be empty before the panel is loaded
* Should look for either visualize or discover page
* Address code comments
* address code review comments
* whoops, get rid of childPanelToOpenOnClick entirely
This adds a notification service to Kibana that can be used to send
asynchronous notifications, such as sending email and Slack messages,
which are intended to be configured via a combination of the
`kibana.yml` and Kibana keystore.
Once configured, the actions are automatically added to the notification
service and can be invoked via the server using the `notificationService`
singleton or HTTP to send it directly. See the included README for more
details.
* [tslint] lint typescript code
* [tslint] filter projects when running specific project
* [dev/ts] use more explicit types
* [dev/ts] add note about why using glob
* [dev/ts] rely on ts, use fewer getters
* Add flatten function and list class.
* Rename functions to be more descriptive.
* WIP moving flatten logic to classes.
* Finish moving flatten logic into classes, add tests.
* Simplify flattening, remove non-native dependency. Add more tests.
* Add defaults to simplify function call.
* Refactor two blocks into a function.
* Fixed broken test.
* Update classes based on PR feedback.
* Update module exports, remove obsolete file.
This PR is a pretty small change to the Reporting job complete notification service. It converts the actual code to a simple object, instead of a class that needs to be instantiated. This makes the notification service a singleton, and also exports it so it can be used in non-Angular applications.
- Converts `reportingJobCompletionNotifications` factory to a singleton
- Exports the underlying jobCompletionNotifications
- Allow use in non-angular plugins
Example use:
```js
import { jobCompletionNotifications } from 'plugins/reporting/services/job_completion_notifications';
createReportingJob() // pseudo code function that returns a reporting job id
.then(jobId => jobCompletionNotifications.add(jobId));
```
* Update & expand reporting API tests
* remove xpack stuff from oss archive
* wrap "it"s so they are in expected order.
* Update expected recent stats
* url was pointing to a visualization not a csv
* Move comment around
* Merging with changes on master renaming stats to usage
* fix reference to old stats file.
* bad merge
* [XpackMain] Add _xpack/usage API
* add xpack usage http api integration test
* comment
* misc test describe fixes
* fix integration test
* fix reply called twice
* enable api test
* enable kibana collection for integration test to work
* throw error comment
* Add some collector classes for objects that get registered in a CollectorSet
* comment cleanup
* don't pass an inline-defined logger to collectorSet
* add a helper logger function so collector has access to logger at construction
