Add use-create option to fail dups
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I'm making this as draft without and tests or docs so folks can have a look and decide if its worth doing. I want this option enabled in the |
This adds an option to the `bulk` operation to force using Elasticsearch's `create` operation instead of `index` operation. We already were sending this operation when indexing into data streams. But this gives us the option when indexing into regular indices as well.
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This is worth doing, yes! |
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@elasticmachine update branch |
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@nik9000 Are you still interested in working on this? |
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This adds an option to the
bulkoperation to force usingElasticsearch's
createoperation instead ofindexoperation. Wealready were sending this operation when indexing into data streams. But
this gives us the option when indexing into regular indices as well.