Support for ES < 9.10 is dropped from Grafana 9.0.2 #263
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I just noticed that only 9.0.2 is supported for now. So I'll downgrade it to that version.
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In latest versions of Grafana, the elastic version is no more provided
as an integer even if it is still supported and won't return any error.
To ease configuration, the module will accept the version format as
displayed by the WUI (ex: "7.10+") ad will map the value to what the API
expects ("7.10.0").
The module will keep on supporting the old format to avoid a breaking
change with significant impact.
Fixes: #263
In latest versions of Grafana, the elastic version is no more provided
as an integer even if it is still supported and won't return any error.
To ease configuration, the module will accept the version format as
displayed by the WUI (ex: "7.10+") and will map the value to what the API
expects ("7.10.0").
The added values are the one supported by Grafana 8 and 9 (greater than
elastic 7.0 which was already supported).
The module will keep on supporting the old format to avoid a breaking
change with significant impact.
Fixes: #263
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@markri I have a hotfix in review, I added an integration test that attempts to create a datasource with "7.10+" elastic version. The API and the WUI looks to reflect something that worked, but I would be happy if you could test with your real use case. The Grafana Api has the tendancy to accepts things that are not really working and I don't have a real elastic instance running in my integration tests :/ Edit: You should be able to test the patch by referencing the collection by a Git Url and the |
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Hi @rrey I just confirmed that everything is working now. Thanks! I tested following contexts:
So ready to merge I guess? |
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Thanks for testing this @markri ! |
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Yup, save & test button yields green message, and dashboard stats are working fine |
In latest versions of Grafana, the elastic version is no more provided
as an integer even if it is still supported and won't return any error.
To ease configuration, the module will accept the version format as
displayed by the WUI (ex: "7.10+") and will map the value to what the API
expects ("7.10.0").
The added values are the one supported by Grafana 8 and 9 (greater than
elastic 7.0 which was already supported).
The module will keep on supporting the old format to avoid a breaking
change with significant impact.
Fixes: #263
In latest versions of Grafana, the elastic version is no more provided
as an integer even if it is still supported and won't return any error.
To ease configuration, the module will accept the version format as
displayed by the WUI (ex: "7.10+") and will map the value to what the API
expects ("7.10.0").
The added values are the one supported by Grafana 8 and 9 (greater than
elastic 7.0 which was already supported).
The module will keep on supporting the old format to avoid a breaking
change with significant impact.
Fixes: ansible-collections#263
In Grafana 9.0.3, the support for Elasticsearch < 9.10 is dropped. Meaning that we can't create an ES datasource anymore as the dictionary prohibits the use of anything like that (on module 1.5.0)
es_version=dict(type='int', default=710, choices=[2, 5, 56, 60, 70]),In Grafana 9.0.3 you have now 2 options, 7.10+ and 8.0+. Via API provisioning (I know because of exporting the datasource from grafana) you need to enter "7.10.0" to get it to 7.10+, but this is not an integer. So some typecasting needs to be done until a string "7.10.0" is put into esVersion on the actual call.
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