Use go-elasticsearch v8 #832
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* Use go-elasticsearch v8 * Changelog
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There's a few issues (#818, #793) where the provider is limited to the functionality provided by ES 7.x due to the usage of the v7 API client.
In reality, the only breaking change here is removing the ability to create indices with
include_type_nameset. Types have been entirely deprecated since 7.0 and limited to a single type per index since 6.0, usage ofinclude_type_nameshould already be minimal (or non-existent).We could of course maintain support for
include_type_nameby using a v7 client when accessing a v7 cluster. IMO the effort and complexity involved in doing so is nowhere near worthwhile at this point in the lifespan of ES types.