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Add support for point_in_time search API #1684
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As search_after is already in repo, can you tell when PIT will be also supported? |
No. I'm currently working on a different issue. This will probably be one of the next issues to address. Keep in mind that Spring Data Elasticsearch is a community maintained project, I am doing this as well in my private time after work, and so the resources are limited. |
Sure, I know that :) thanks |
The Elasticsearch |
This is supported since version 7.14 of the Java client. |
When 7.14 will be released? I can't find any dates unfortunately |
7.14 is not released yet. When it will be, I don't know, only Elasticsearch knows that. |
My comment was only meant as an indication of when this problem might be resolved. |
Version 7.15 has been released. What do you think can unlock the issue? ElasticSearch releases |
I am currently working on integrating the new Elasticsearch client (which is not released yet from Elasticsearch ) as an alternative to the current |
Spring Data Elasticsearch should support the point in time (PIT) API.
This is needed together with search_after (#1143) to redesign paging through large result sets, which currently is done with the scroll API, but Elasticsearch recommends using search_after and pit.
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