The problem happens when I delete the _percolator for an index . Then
when I run a document through percolate, percolate still return the
ids of the queries that were supposed to be deleted, even when I
deleted the whole _percolator index.
If I restart elastic search everything works fine.
Step by Step to reproduce:
Create percolator queries setting an id (mine is incremental)
Percolate a document (it works)
Delete all the _percolator index.
Percolate a document (it returns deleted queries)
Restart elastic search
Percolate a document (works again)
Not sure if this happens only when deleting all the _percolator index
or happens for any percolator deleted query.
On Wednesday, January 25, 2012 at 4:18 PM, Onilton Maciel wrote:
I'm using Elasticsearch 0.17.6 and percolator.
The problem happens when I delete the _percolator for an index . Then
when I run a document through percolate, percolate still return the
ids of the queries that were supposed to be deleted, even when I
deleted the whole _percolator index.
If I restart Elasticsearch everything works fine.
Step by Step to reproduce:
Create percolator queries setting an id (mine is incremental)
Percolate a document (it works)
Delete all the _percolator index.
Percolate a document (it returns deleted queries)
Restart Elasticsearch
Percolate a document (works again)
Not sure if this happens only when deleting all the _percolator index
or happens for any percolator deleted query.
On Wednesday, January 25, 2012 at 4:18 PM, Onilton Maciel wrote:
I'm using Elasticsearch 0.17.6 and percolator.
The problem happens when I delete the _percolator for an index . Then
when I run a document through percolate, percolate still return the
ids of the queries that were supposed to be deleted, even when I
deleted the whole _percolator index.
If I restart Elasticsearch everything works fine.
Step by Step to reproduce:
Create percolator queries setting an id (mine is incremental)
Percolate a document (it works)
Delete all the _percolator index.
Percolate a document (it returns deleted queries)
Restart Elasticsearch
Percolate a document (works again)
Not sure if this happens only when deleting all the _percolator index
or happens for any percolator deleted query.
On Wednesday, January 25, 2012 at 4:18 PM, Onilton Maciel wrote:
I'm using Elasticsearch 0.17.6 and percolator.
The problem happens when I delete the _percolator for an index . Then
when I run a document through percolate, percolate still return the
ids of the queries that were supposed to be deleted, even when I
deleted the whole _percolator index.
If I restart Elasticsearch everything works fine.
Step by Step to reproduce:
Create percolator queries setting an id (mine is incremental)
Percolate a document (it works)
Delete all the _percolator index.
Percolate a document (it returns deleted queries)
Restart Elasticsearch
Percolate a document (works again)
Not sure if this happens only when deleting all the _percolator index
or happens for any percolator deleted query.
On Wednesday, January 25, 2012 at 4:18 PM, Onilton Maciel wrote:
I'm using Elasticsearch 0.17.6 and percolator.
The problem happens when I delete the _percolator for an index . Then
when I run a document through percolate, percolate still return the
ids of the queries that were supposed to be deleted, even when I
deleted the whole _percolator index.
If I restart Elasticsearch everything works fine.
Step by Step to reproduce:
Create percolator queries setting an id (mine is incremental)
Percolate a document (it works)
Delete all the _percolator index.
Percolate a document (it returns deleted queries)
Restart Elasticsearch
Percolate a document (works again)
Not sure if this happens only when deleting all the _percolator index
or happens for any percolator deleted query.
On Wednesday, January 25, 2012 at 4:18 PM, Onilton Maciel wrote:
I'm using Elasticsearch 0.17.6 and percolator.
The problem happens when I delete the _percolator for an index . Then
when I run a document through percolate, percolate still return the
ids of the queries that were supposed to be deleted, even when I
deleted the whole _percolator index.
If I restart Elasticsearch everything works fine.
Step by Step to reproduce:
Create percolator queries setting an id (mine is incremental)
Percolate a document (it works)
Delete all the _percolator index.
Percolate a document (it returns deleted queries)
Restart Elasticsearch
Percolate a document (works again)
Not sure if this happens only when deleting all the _percolator index
or happens for any percolator deleted query.
On Wednesday, January 25, 2012 at 4:18 PM, Onilton Maciel wrote:
I'm using Elasticsearch 0.17.6 and percolator.
The problem happens when I delete the _percolator for an index . Then
when I run a document through percolate, percolate still return the
ids of the queries that were supposed to be deleted, even when I
deleted the whole _percolator index.
If I restart Elasticsearch everything works fine.
Step by Step to reproduce:
Create percolator queries setting an id (mine is incremental)
Percolate a document (it works)
Delete all the _percolator index.
Percolate a document (it returns deleted queries)
Restart Elasticsearch
Percolate a document (works again)
Not sure if this happens only when deleting all the _percolator index
or happens for any percolator deleted query.
On Wednesday, January 25, 2012 at 4:18 PM, Onilton Maciel wrote:
I'm using Elasticsearch 0.17.6 and percolator.
The problem happens when I delete the _percolator for an index . Then
when I run a document through percolate, percolate still return the
ids of the queries that were supposed to be deleted, even when I
deleted the whole _percolator index.
If I restart Elasticsearch everything works fine.
Step by Step to reproduce:
Create percolator queries setting an id (mine is incremental)
Percolate a document (it works)
Delete all the _percolator index.
Percolate a document (it returns deleted queries)
Restart Elasticsearch
Percolate a document (works again)
Not sure if this happens only when deleting all the _percolator index
or happens for any percolator deleted query.
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