feat: Elasticsearch Serverless support and v9.3.0 release#389
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…ey auth Detect serverless clusters via build_flavor and remap dot-prefixed meta indices to rs_* names, since Serverless rejects user-created hidden indices. Add ES_API_KEY upstream auth, strip unsupported index settings on create, and use _cat/indices for index size where _stats is unavailable. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Seems you are using me but didn't get OPENAI_API_KEY seted in Variables/Secrets for this repo. you could follow readme for more information |
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What does this do / why do we need it?
This PR adds Elasticsearch Serverless support and bumps the release to v9.3.0.
Elasticsearch Serverless support
ReactiveSearch API can now run against Elasticsearch Serverless clusters. Serverless rejects user-created hidden (dot-prefixed) indices, so meta indices (
.pipelines,.analytics, etc.) are automatically remapped tors_*names when a Serverless cluster is detected viabuild_flavor.Other Serverless-specific behavior:
ES_API_KEYupstream auth — authenticate to Elasticsearch using an API key instead of basic auth._cat/indiceswhere_statsis unavailable.RS_META_INDEX_PREFIX— optional override for the remapped meta index prefix.v9.3.0 version bump
Updates
DEFAULT_VERSION/ DockerVERSIONfrom9.2.0to9.3.0.What should your reviewer look out for in this PR?
util/meta_index.gologic forbuild_flavorandRS_META_INDEX_PREFIXoverride; confirm dot-prefixed indices map correctly on Serverless but remain unchanged on standard ES.ES_API_KEYinutil/esauth.go; verify it coexists with existing basic-auth (ES_USERNAME/ES_PASSWORD) and that clusters without API key auth are unaffected.dao.gofiles now useutil.MetaIndexName()/util.ESAuthHeader(); spot-check a few plugins (pipelines, analytics, auth, suggestions).model/reindex/changes for Serverless (_cat/indicesfallback, stripped index settings).golang:1.26.4.MakefileandDockerfileboth set to9.3.0.Which issue(s) does this PR fix?
N/A
If this PR affects any API reference documentation, please share the updated endpoint references
No REST endpoint changes. Environment variable docs were updated in
docs/env-vars.md(ES_API_KEY,RS_META_INDEX_PREFIX).