Closed kvokka closed 2 years ago
Are you using OSS Elasticsearch? If so, downgrade the elasticsearch gem to 7.14:
gem install elasticsearch --version '<= 7.14'
With the 7.11 the release of Elasticsearch, we will no longer be releasing oss-only distributions, as stated in the FAQ on license change. The recommendation is to upgrade to the latest default distribution of Elasticsearch, which is free to use under Elastic License v2. Otherwise, you can pin the client version to <7.14.
Reference: https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch-py/issues/1639#issuecomment-883319286
Thank you for the advice. With the image https://github.com/bitnami/bitnami-docker-fluentd version 1.14.5-debian-10-r11
I can only rollback to elasticsearch:7.14.1
to make this run. But this hack is not supposed to be a default solution IMO.
Gemspec does not lock dependency versions.
Hope this issue will save a day for someone and will be happy if the maintainers of this gem either drop support of older versions or fix the gem or update the readme at least.
Gemspec does not lock dependency versions.
Hope this issue will save a day for someone and will be happy if the maintainers of this gem either drop support of older versions or fix the gem or update the readme at least.
We don't plan to lock gemspec versions for elasticsearch related gems. It is compatibility issue. Maybe ES plugin should catch Unsupported exceptions and report appropriate errors.
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Problem
Elasticrearch 7.2 support vanished after the update to 5.2.0 from 5.1.5. Fluentd config was unchanged
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CONFIG
Using Fluentd and ES plugin versions