feat: add custom time/date format field for elasticsearch_query #9838
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This adds the ability to specify a custom time/date format to elasticsearch queries. Elasticsearch has a large number of built in date/time formats, however users are also able to add in a custom date/time format as well. If this is the case, then the query will always fail as it will be unable to parse the date/time. This field is generally not required if a user is using a standard/built-in type.
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This adds the ability to specify a custom time/date format to
elasticsearch queries. Elasticsearch has a large number of built-in
date/time formats, however, users are also able to add in a custom
date/time format as well. If this is the case, then the query will
always fail as it will be unable to parse the date/time.
This field is generally not required if a user is using a
standard/built-in type.
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