I believe there is an issue with grandchild type mapping in version 0.90.1.
By 'grandchild' i am referring to mappings which are related to each other
in the form of 'GrandParent' > 'Parent' > 'Child'. Put simply in 0.90.1 if
the 'Child' mapping is defined any query against the 'Parent' which uses a
has_parent query will fail to return any results. In version 0.90.0 the
query returns a result as expected.
Note that adding a document to the 'Child' type is not necessary to
reproduce the problem, simply adding it as a mapping seems to prevent a
query against the 'Parent', which includes has_parent, from returning any
results.
I believe there is an issue with grandchild type mapping in version
0.90.1. By 'grandchild' i am referring to mappings which are related to
each other in the form of 'GrandParent' > 'Parent' > 'Child'. Put simply in
0.90.1 if the 'Child' mapping is defined any query against the 'Parent'
which uses a has_parent query will fail to return any results. In version
0.90.0 the query returns a result as expected.
Note that adding a document to the 'Child' type is not necessary to
reproduce the problem, simply adding it as a mapping seems to prevent a
query against the 'Parent', which includes has_parent, from returning any
results.
I believe there is an issue with grandchild type mapping in version
0.90.1. By 'grandchild' i am referring to mappings which are related to
each other in the form of 'GrandParent' > 'Parent' > 'Child'. Put simply in
0.90.1 if the 'Child' mapping is defined any query against the 'Parent'
which uses a has_parent query will fail to return any results. In version
0.90.0 the query returns a result as expected.
Note that adding a document to the 'Child' type is not necessary to
reproduce the problem, simply adding it as a mapping seems to prevent a
query against the 'Parent', which includes has_parent, from returning any
results.
I believe there is an issue with grandchild type mapping in version
0.90.1. By 'grandchild' i am referring to mappings which are related to
each other in the form of 'GrandParent' > 'Parent' > 'Child'. Put simply in
0.90.1 if the 'Child' mapping is defined any query against the 'Parent'
which uses a has_parent query will fail to return any results. In version
0.90.0 the query returns a result as expected.
Note that adding a document to the 'Child' type is not necessary to
reproduce the problem, simply adding it as a mapping seems to prevent a
query against the 'Parent', which includes has_parent, from returning any
results.
Any help much appreciated
jb
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