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Dealing with plugin versions that don't match, Elasticsearch failing to start #330
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Normally this is left for the user to configure, since I don't think there some infrastructure in Elasticsearch to verify plugin and core compatibility... But that might have changed. @dadoonet, do we have some infrastructure for checking plugin compability in new versions of Elasticsearch? |
I'm also wondering if we can at least emit a warning, or even just be sure we don't take plugins with us when we change ES versions using chef, forcing new ones to be installed. |
@karmi No. The only test we have today is by checking if expected Lucene version is the same as what we have running in the node. It's only checked when |
I'm going to close this then, if there's not an easy test. We'll rely on the 2.0.0 ES release where plugins are versioned with ES itself in the repo. |
We should see if we can figure out a way to detect that plugins and ES are incompatible, maybe by comparing versions on each run, and ensuring they match?
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