Thanks for the reply,
Parent child did return the desired results.
I probably won't go this route because I am hoping to accomplish more
join-like functions, but I did want to reply and let you know your advice
was correct.
Chris
On Monday, April 7, 2014 1:46:05 AM UTC-5, Paweł Młynarczyk wrot
Hello Chris
ElasticSearch does not recognize your 'recipe' list as a list of logically
connected fields. So when your top level aggregation returns i.e. rock,
your sub-aggregation does not count stats based on the rock material, but
based on all the materials that are included in the documents
Playing with elasticsearch for a project.
This is sample data, every document will have a list of ingredients, some
of the ingredients may be used in different documents and in different
quantities. I would like an aggregation that lists all ingredients for a
search, and the stats of each ingre
