I was building a visualization on kibana, specifically a coordinate map, it is loading info from the index pattern as usually but when I try to buid a new coordinate map that loads the coordinates using a wildcard (in this case I only have an index pattern which I want the wildcard to make reference of), no information is retrieved, when I look into the configuration fields of the wildcard does not show conflict as a type of field but geo_point, I appreciate any help on this matter
Hi, have you checked the query that is triggered using the Inspect tab? You can try to run that query against your pattern from the Dev Tools and see if you get some further info about what could be causing that.
For example, using the Flights dataset, when creating a new Coordinate Map in 7.5.1 you get this query when you ask for the last year fo data
I inspected the visualization and requested that query on the wildcard following the steps you have provided, I do not see in the response query, references to the index pattern that has the geo_point information, which is confusing because when you start the visualization tool to create that map kibana loads the geohash I am looking for but when you click on play button no information shows, also when loading the wildcard fields the geopoint is there as searchable and agregatable.
Sorry but I don't follow what you mean by wildcard here. Coordinate maps can be created from a saved search or index patterns. Maybe could you share some screenshots or code of what you are trying to accomplish? Which versions of the Elastic Stack are you using?
Yes of course! Let me share pictures here:
This is the NDJSON I want to load into a kibana coordinate an example data like:
{"index":{"_id":10}}
{"zone":"11.1111, 02.0000","latitude":"11.1111","longitude":"02.0000", "date":"12/02/2020"}
when I create the index pattern testing1:
Am I doing something differently than you? Which version of the Elastic Stack are you using?
* Mind that for 7.6.0 the Region and Coordinate Map visualizations need to be enabled explicitly using this setting in the kibana.yml file: xpack.maps.showMapVisualizationTypes: true.
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