Remove cutoff_frequency, deprecated in es7.3.0, forbidden in es8 #134
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From https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/8.8/migrating-8.0.html
Note in the above "...provided that the total number of hits is not tracked".
track_total_hits
does not appear in the pelias codebases, so we shouldn't have any issues there.Here's what actually got changed 👏
I deleted all usage of cutoff_frequency and updated the tests.
Here's how others can test the changes 👀
I believe this is only used by pelias-api, so I've tested it via:
cd pelias/api && npm test
(with my fork that uses this branch.)cd pelias/docker/projects/north-america && ../../pelias test run
(with my fork that uses this branch.)I haven't tested it against the planet or other builds.
Note: The north-america tests aren't all passing, but the ones that are failing are exactly the same as when I run from current master. I'm assuming (🤞) that the failures reflect changes in the input data since the tests were updated, as hypothesized over here.
north-america integration test output before
north-america test output after
closes #118