Aggregation vs Search/Filter discrepancy - caching issue?

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I have a test that indexes some data, does an aggregation + search to
verify the results.
Then my test changes 1 piece of data and re-indexes (everything).
refresh() is called.

Then I do an aggregation + search again to verify my results.
The search results are correct (ie updated to reflect the changed data).
The aggregation results are not correct - they are the same as the first
aggregation results - implying the data has not changed.
The aggregation results go wrong at the result of a filter aggregation. The
results of the filter aggregation give a count of 2 - the results of the
search (equiv query or same filter) give 1.

Suspecting a caching issue (e.g. filter caching) I then made sure I flushed
the caches for that index. But sadly, the problem still persists.

I am kinda running out of ideas. Can anyone suggest what to check next?

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Update elastic to 1.2 - still seeing the same issue...

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Can you share your test case?

On Tue, Jun 3, 2014 at 1:00 PM, mooky nick.minutello@gmail.com wrote:

Update elastic to 1.2 - still seeing the same issue...

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Turns out it was user error. Please ignore.

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