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Clarify integer settings for repository-s3
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#114093
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Today there are a handful of integer settings for `repository-s3` repositories whose docs link to the page about numeric field types. Yet these settings are not fields, and do not support floating-point values either. The convention throughout the rest of the docs is to just call these things `integer` without linking to anything. This commit aligns the `repository-s3` docs with this convention.
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Lgtm
max_multipart_parts is on v9, should we backport it to v8.15 and v8.16 as well? |
Yes, good point, it's pretty much a bug that we can exceed the 10k part count today. Doesn't really need to go into 8.15 but it'd be good to have it in 8.16 too. I'll be selective about the docs I backport from this PR - either backport the |
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You can use sqren/backport to manually backport by running |
Today there are a handful of integer settings for `repository-s3` repositories whose docs link to the page about numeric field types. Yet these settings are not fields, and do not support floating-point values either. The convention throughout the rest of the docs is to just call these things `integer` without linking to anything. This commit aligns the `repository-s3` docs with this convention. Backport of elastic#114093 to `8.x`
Today there are a handful of integer settings for `repository-s3` repositories whose docs link to the page about numeric field types. Yet these settings are not fields, and do not support floating-point values either. The convention throughout the rest of the docs is to just call these things `integer` without linking to anything. This commit aligns the `repository-s3` docs with this convention. Backport of elastic#114093 to `8.15`
Today there are a handful of integer settings for `repository-s3` repositories whose docs link to the page about numeric field types. Yet these settings are not fields, and do not support floating-point values either. The convention throughout the rest of the docs is to just call these things `integer` without linking to anything. This commit aligns the `repository-s3` docs with this convention. Backport of #114093 to `8.x`
Today there are a handful of integer settings for `repository-s3` repositories whose docs link to the page about numeric field types. Yet these settings are not fields, and do not support floating-point values either. The convention throughout the rest of the docs is to just call these things `integer` without linking to anything. This commit aligns the `repository-s3` docs with this convention. Backport of #114093 to `8.15`
Backport for 8.16 #114161 |
Today there are a handful of integer settings for `repository-s3` repositories whose docs link to the page about numeric field types. Yet these settings are not fields, and do not support floating-point values either. The convention throughout the rest of the docs is to just call these things `integer` without linking to anything. This commit aligns the `repository-s3` docs with this convention.
Today there are a handful of integer settings for
repository-s3
repositories whose docs link to the page about numeric field types. Yet
these settings are not fields, and do not support floating-point values
either. The convention throughout the rest of the docs is to just call
these things
integer
without linking to anything. This commit alignsthe
repository-s3
docs with this convention.