The following takes you through my testing of trying to get my example to work
When testing the Aggregations page, I was running the examples using the sample data I used in Get started. This data can be seen in the Resources and additional context section.
In our getting started example we just create an index and add data to the index using the _bulk endpoint. This sets our release_date as our date field. I tried to run the example replacing my-field with page_count' andmy-indexwith books. I got no results. This was because my timestamp fieldrelease_date has old dates from when the books came out.
Next I decided to discover my data as I wanted to look at it. I got the following view.
Knowing that my data is older than 2015, I tried to use the date filter up top to find my records. The absolute picker only gave me dates back to 2008.
I went back to the main page and clicked Search entire time range
This now gives me 1925-1939 as options in the Absolute picker.
If I switch to the relative picker, any range that I pick under 25 years gives me an error.
This experience is confusing to a customer trying to discover their data.
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The following takes you through my testing of trying to get my example to work
When testing the Aggregations page, I was running the examples using the sample data I used in Get started. This data can be seen in the Resources and additional context section.
In our getting started example we just create an index and add data to the index using the
_bulk
endpoint. This sets ourrelease_date
as our date field. I tried to run the example replacing my-field withpage_count' and
my-indexwith books. I got no results. This was because my timestamp field
release_date has old dates from when the books came out.Next I decided to discover my data as I wanted to look at it. I got the following view.
Knowing that my data is older than 2015, I tried to use the date filter up top to find my records. The absolute picker only gave me dates back to 2008.
I went back to the main page and clicked Search entire time range
This now gives me 1925-1939 as options in the Absolute picker.
If I switch to the relative picker, any range that I pick under 25 years gives me an error.
This experience is confusing to a customer trying to discover their data.
Resources and additional context