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 discard 143141069d polish registry
    omit 9768f5ad35 Merge branch 'master' into 
optimize-banyandb-measure-integration
    omit 93468c96fc Merge branch 'master' into 
optimize-banyandb-measure-integration
    omit 29a7043af4 fix stream settings
    omit a9b67f8e65 address #10102
    omit 24b4e46081 resolve issue #10104
     add c5cbd3a14c Optimize `flushInterval` of ElasticSearch BulkProcessor  
(#10135)
     add 4c08dbf4c7 resolve issue #10104
     add 6a99bac112 address #10102
     add 5d0d869884 fix stream settings
     add ce3a554f54 polish registry

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