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Update constant-keyword.asciidoc #129053
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Change the field name `date` to `@timestamp` so that users will be able to follow along with documentation. If not, then the date field is mapped as a keyword, which confuses users.
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lgtm, thanks!
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Change the field name `date` to `@timestamp` so that users will be able to follow along with documentation. If not, then the date field is mapped as a keyword, which confuses users. (cherry picked from commit 73c56a5)
Change the field name `date` to `@timestamp` so that users will be able to follow along with documentation. If not, then the date field is mapped as a keyword, which confuses users. (cherry picked from commit 73c56a5)
Change the field name `date` to `@timestamp` so that users will be able to follow along with documentation. If not, then the date field is mapped as a keyword, which confuses users. (cherry picked from commit 73c56a5) Co-authored-by: Peter Titov <[email protected]>
Change the field name `date` to `@timestamp` so that users will be able to follow along with documentation. If not, then the date field is mapped as a keyword, which confuses users. (cherry picked from commit 73c56a5) Co-authored-by: Peter Titov <[email protected]>
9.x version of elastic#129053
Change the field name
date
to@timestamp
so that users will be able to follow along with documentation. If not, then the date field is mapped as a keyword, which confuses users.