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- [[breaking_80_search_changes]]
- === Search Changes
- //NOTE: The notable-breaking-changes tagged regions are re-used in the
- //Installation and Upgrade Guide
- //tag::notable-breaking-changes[]
- //end::notable-breaking-changes[]
- .Search-related REST API endpoints containing mapping types have been removed.
- [%collapsible]
- ====
- *Details* +
- The `/{index}/{type}/_search`, `/{index}/{type}/_msearch`, `/{index}/{type}/_search/template` and `/{index}/{type}/_msearch/template` REST endpoints have been removed in favour of `/{index}/_search`, `/{index}/_msearch`, `/{index}/_search/template` and `/{index}/_msearch/template`; since indexes no longer contain types, these typed endpoints are obsolete..
- The `/{index}/{type}/_termvectors`, `/{index}/{type}/{id}/_termvectors` and `/{index}/{type}/_mtermvectors` REST endpoints have been removed in favour of `/{index}/_termvectors`, `/{index}/{id}/_termvectors` and `/{index}/_mtermvectors`; since indexes no longer contain types, these typed endpoints are obsolete..
- The `/{index}/{type}/{doc}` and `/{index}/{type}/_mget` REST endpoints have been removed in favour of `/{index}/_doc/{doc}` and `/{index}/_mget`; since indexes no longer contain types, these typed endpoints are obsolete.
- *Impact* +
- Use the replacement REST API endpoints. Requests submitted to API endpoints that
- contain a mapping type will return an error.
- ====
- .The `common` query has been removed.
- [%collapsible]
- ====
- *Details* +
- The `common` query, deprecated in 7.x, has been removed in 8.0.
- The same functionality can be achieved by the `match` query if the total number of hits is not tracked.
- *Impact* +
- Discontinue use of the `common` query. Search requests containing a `common`
- query will return an error.
- ====
- .The `cutoff_frequency` parameter has been removed from the `match` and `multi_match` query.
- [%collapsible]
- ====
- *Details* +
- The `cutoff_frequency` parameter, deprecated in 7.x, has been removed in 8.0 from `match` and `multi_match` queries.
- The same functionality can be achieved without any configuration provided that the total number of hits is not tracked.
- *Impact* +
- Discontinue use of the `cutoff_frequency` parameter. Search requests containing
- this parameter in a `match` or `multi_match` query will return an error.
- ====
- .The `nested_filter` and `nested_path` properties have been removed from the search API's `sort` request body parameter.
- [%collapsible]
- ====
- *Details* +
- The `nested_filter` and `nested_path` options, deprecated in 6.x, have been removed in favor of the `nested` context.
- *Impact* +
- Discontinue use of the `sort` request body parameter's `nested_filter` and
- `nested_path` properties. Requests containing these properties will return an
- error.
- ====
- .Search and get requests are now routed to shards using adaptive replica selection by default.
- [%collapsible]
- ====
- *Details* +
- {es} will no longer prefer using shards in the same location (with the same awareness attribute values) to process
- `_search` and `_get` requests. Adaptive replica selection (activated by default in this version) will route requests
- more efficiently using the service time of prior inter-node communications.
- *Impact* +
- No action needed.
- ====
- .The `sparse_vector` field datatype has been removed.
- [%collapsible]
- ====
- *Details* +
- The `sparse_vector` field type was deprecated in 7.6 and is now removed in
- 8.0. We have not seen much interest in this experimental field type, and don't
- see a clear use case as it's currently designed. If you have feedback or
- suggestions around sparse vector functionality, please let us know through
- GitHub or the 'discuss' forums.
- *Impact* +
- Discontinue use of the `sparse_vector` field datatype. Requests containing
- a mapping for this field datatype will return an error.
- ====
- .Vector functions using `(query, doc['field'])` are no longer supported.
- [%collapsible]
- ====
- *Details* +
- The vector functions of the form `function(query, doc['field'])` were
- deprecated in 7.6, and are now removed in 8.x. The form
- `function(query, 'field')` should be used instead. For example,
- `cosineSimilarity(query, doc['field'])` is replaced by
- `cosineSimilarity(query, 'field')`.
- *Impact* +
- Use the `function(query, 'field')` form. Discontinue use of the `function(query,
- doc['field'])` form. Requests containing the `function(query,
- doc['field'])` form will return an error.
- ====
- .The search API's `indices_boost` request body parameter no longer accepts object values.
- [%collapsible]
- ====
- *Details* +
- The `indices_boost` option in the search request used to accept the boosts
- both as an object and as an array. The object format has been deprecated since
- 5.2 and is now removed in 8.0.
- *Impact* +
- Use only array values in the `indices_boost` parameter. Requests containing an
- object value in the `indices_boost` parameter will return an error.
- ====
- .The search API's `use_field_mapping` request body parameter has been removed.
- [%collapsible]
- ====
- *Details* +
- In 7.0, we began formatting `docvalue_fields` by default using each field's
- mapping definition. To ease the transition from 6.x, we added the format
- option `use_field_mapping`. This parameter was deprecated in 7.0, and is now
- removed in 8.0.
- *Impact* +
- Discontinue use of the `use_field_mapping` request body parameter. Requests
- containing this parameter will return an error.
- ====
- .The search API's `from` request body and url parameter cannot be negative.
- [%collapsible]
- ====
- *Details* +
- Search request used to accept `-1` as a `from` in the search body and the url,
- treating it as the default value of 0. Other negative values got rejected with
- an error already. We now also reject `-1` as an invalid value.
- *Impact* +
- Change any use of `-1` as `from` parameter in request body or url parameters by either
- setting it to `0` or omitting it entirely. Requests containing negative values will
- return an error.
- ====
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