This is a breaking change that removes the
`xpack.monitoring.node_resolver` setting. This setting was deprecated in
5.6, and in 6.1 the setting was limited to `uuid` explicitly. Beginning in
7.0, after this is merged, the setting will no longer exist.
Lukas and I chatted over Slack and we both agreed it didn't really make sense to apply query:queryString:options to query_string filters. If someone is using the advanced query DSL editor to create a query_string filter they probably want full control over it.
This is a breaking change so it will only go in 7.0. In 6.x users should use one of the workarounds.
* Remove tribe node support
Tribe node is being removed from Elasticsearch since it has been
superseded by Cross-Cluster-Search.
* console: remove unnecessary isEnabled
The default behavior for the plugin is to be disabled when its `enabled`
configuration is set to false, so this custom isEnabled function is not
necessary any longer.
* Use separate startup scripts for development and production
* build kibana directly
* [build] Use downloaded node when pre-optimizing
* clearer variable name
* Add breaking changes docs
* upgrade leaflet modules to 1.x latest
* fix css for leaflet controls
* update draw options so it is easier to see polygon when drawing
* fix chrome touch issues with closing polygon in leaflet draw
* use canvas renderer
* use leaflet-responsive-popup to avoid tooltip cutoff
* remove radius configuration from leaflet heatmap
* make blur a factor of radius. Set maxZoom to map zoom since new values are calculated per precision
* use _.get to avoid error, cannot read property of undefined
* add cluster size slider
* experiments with image differences
* onload not onLoad
* use canvas dimensions
* compare map canvas to stored PNG of map canvas
* remove pixelmatch from project dependecies
* fix broken test - rounding error
* add expected image tests for geohash layers shaded circles and geohash grids
* bump z-index of vis-spy
* update functional test expected data
* update to leaflet 1.2.0
* revert to leaflet 1.0.3 and update expected data set for map functional tests
* test geohash_layer heatmap in unit test
* update region_map functional test since it can not longer pluck map vectors from DOM
* update documentation
* add markdown functional test
* update markdown vis to use markdown-it
* migrate markdown angular filter to markdown-it
* place other uses of marked and remove dependency
* update breaking changes documenation and set linkify to true
- httpolyglot is removed, we no longer automatically redirect from http to https
- server.ssl.redirectHttpFromPort option added to allow for http -> https redirect from one port to another
- We no longer start the dev server with tls by default, it can be turned on with the --ssl flag, npm start -- --ssl, or ./bin/kibana --dev --ssl
- There will currently be error log messages if you connect over the wrong protocol, we have #11209 for downgrading these
* [indexPatterns] remove support for time patterns
* Revert "[indexPatterns] remove support for time patterns"
This reverts commit 4263e37c66.
* [indexPatterns] remove ability to create time-based patterns
* [indexPattern/routes] fix export of routes for stub
* [Storage] export Storage class for testing
* [indexPatterns/unsupportedTimePatterns] add tests
* [indexPatterns] focus warning check module
* [indexPatterns/tests] fix method name
* add metion of this change to migration docs
* disable warnings by default until we have a migration tool
* prevent the warning from disapearing
* fix grammar
* enabled warnings in the tests
Prior to version 4.2.0, kibana.yml configurations used underscore as a
separator. In 4.2.0, this changed to dot instead, though the old
configuration names continued to work. In 5.0 we started logging
deprecation notices whenever the underscore-separated configurations
were encountered. Now we remove support for them entirely.
Using the --dev flag is the only support way to change the internal
Kibana environment to something else. Allowing NODE_ENV to be set at all
can have unexpected results with our dependencies, so we now always set
it to production.
We made a mistake in opening up Kibana scripted fields to any and all
langs enabled in Elasticsearch. Kibana needs to do some magic to get
certain scripted field features to work
(https://github.com/elastic/kibana/pull/9171) and we can't commit to
supporting anything beyond expression and painless scripts. On top of
that, the other languages are being removed in ES 6.0 anyway. This commit
makes that stance explicit by disallowing anything other than those two
choices.
This overhaul of the docs structure puts Kibana's documentation more
inline with the structure that is used in Elasticsearch. This will help
us better organize the docs going forward as more docs are added.
This also includes a few necessary content changes for 5.0.
