Add show_user flag to AWS and nginx #266
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The show_user flag indicates config options which should be shown to the user by default in the UI. For now the changes has been applied on the input level for AWS and nginx access logs on the stream level.
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Added support on UI side in elastic/kibana#60338 |
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* Support registry `show_user` var definition property (elastic/package-registry#266) * Add tests
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* Support registry `show_user` var definition property (elastic/package-registry#266) * Add tests Co-authored-by: Elastic Machine <elasticmachine@users.noreply.github.com>
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The show_user flag indicates config options which should be shown to the user by default in the UI. For now the changes has been applied on the input level for AWS and nginx access logs on the stream level.