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UNOMI-913: add documentation and script to migrate elasticsearch datas #738
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Hi Jonathan,
Thanks a lot for the PR. I've made a small suggestion for the documentation.
Also, I'm curious, does this work for both local and cloud version of ElasticSearch ? If so we should mention it.
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| This upgrade relies on a script that was specifically built taking jCustomer into consideration. If you are sharing the Elasticsearch instance with other projects, it might need to be adjusted. |
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Not sure people will know what jCustomer is, maybe we should just say a custom Unomi application instead ?
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Thanks for the quick changes Jonathan. All good for me !
PR Title format:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/UNOMI-913