Hey,
thanks for raising this. The exception is extremely helpful. This boils
down to a bug / inconsistency in
Lucene where some of the bugfix releases ie. 3.6.1, 4.3.1, 4.5.1 did
specify the minor version in it's version constant
where is shouldn't. I just opened [1] that fixes the issue. It's
Thanks Simon.
We tested with latest build (1.3.1 SNAPSHOT). *All our old data (0.90.2) got
recovered without any issues in 1.3.1.*.
Thanks
Pounraj Manikandan
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FYI 1.3.1 has been release http://t.co/rCL9rAofta
go ahead unless you wanna run on 1.3.1-SNAPSHOT
thanks for raising this again!
simon
On Monday, July 28, 2014 5:17:46 PM UTC+2, Manikandan Pounraj wrote:
Thanks Simon.
We tested with latest build (1.3.1 SNAPSHOT). *All our old data
This will really help us lot. Thank you.
Pounraj Manikandan
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Hello Team,
We are using Elastic search for last 2years and we are currently in 0.90.2
release which was upgraded on Jan 2014.
For our requirement aggregation (top_hits) fits and we planned to upgrade to
1.3.0
We are getting following exception when elastic search tries to recover
shards.