For the record: Dates in scripts now appear to use the default time zone;
previously they were always UTC. Not necessarily a bug, but a breaking
change to be aware of...
On Thursday, May 2, 2013 11:54:22 PM UTC-7, Eric Jain wrote:
Example request and (correct) response when using a script terms facet in elasticsearch 0.20.6 (+ lang-javascript 1.2.0). · GitHub (0.20.6) vs
Example request and (incorrect) response when using a script terms facet in elasticsearch 0.90.0 (+ lang-javascript 1.3.0). · GitHub (0.90.0)Looks like time zone offsets in dates are now ignored, and dates are
assumed to be in the default time zone (i.e. Pacific Time for me) when
being accessed from a script?
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