After upgrading to the latest version 6.0.0, I cannot use stored scripts in UpdateQuery

[dimitra-konstantinidou]

I have defined the UpdateQuery like this:

	return UpdateQuery.builder(identifier)
			.withParams(paramsMap)
			.withScriptName(scriptName)
			.withRetryOnConflict(RETRY_ON_CONFLICT)
			.withRefreshPolicy(refreshPolicy)
			.build();

where scriptName is the name of my stored script but the build method of UpdateQuery contains the following check:

public UpdateQuery build() {
            if (this.script == null && this.document == null && this.query == null) {
                throw new IllegalArgumentException("either script, document or query must be set");
            } else {
                return new UpdateQuery(this.id, this.script, this.params, this.document, this.upsert, this.lang, this.routing, this.scriptedUpsert, this.docAsUpsert, this.fetchSource, this.fetchSourceIncludes, this.fetchSourceExcludes, this.ifSeqNo, this.ifPrimaryTerm, this.refreshPolicy, this.retryOnConflict, this.timeout, this.waitForActiveShards, this.query, this.abortOnVersionConflict, this.batchSize, this.maxDocs, this.maxRetries, this.pipeline, this.requestsPerSecond, this.shouldStoreResult, this.slices, this.scriptName, this.indexName);
            }
        }

If I use in the script property the name of the script, it fails later on when it tries to parse the script. If I only specify a script name it fails with the error "either script, document or query must be set".

Is there another way to define a stored script in UpdateQuery?

Thank you

[sothawo]

Sorry for not reacting earlier, I was on a business trip; will have a look in the next days.

[sothawo]

thanks for finding this, this is a bug in the UpdateQuery.builder. Seems to have gone unnoticed for 4 years.

[sothawo]

backported to 6.0.x branch

[dimitra-konstantinidou]

Thank you for fixing it.