Hi David! I am using your v1.3.0 of the ElasticsearchAbstractClientFactory bean and I have the same problem as explained in the beginning of the post. Since the index is not recovered by the time of trying to create the index, using a prepareExists is also returning false (does not exist) and raising an error. The solution I use is simply to catch the IndexAlreadyExistsException. I am writing this as feedback to your post in case you want to consider it for further versions of your factories.
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