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elasticsearch-js changelog

2.1 (Mar 27 2014)

  • The default API version is now '1.1'

2.0 (Mar 27 2014)

  • The default API version is now '1.0'
  • Promises are now supported using the Bluebird module.
  • If you try to reuse a configuration object, an error will be thrown. elastic#33

1.5 (Feb 6 2014)

  • Switched out keepaliveagent dependency with forever-agent, which is used in the ever popular request module, and is much simpler.
  • The option to use keep-alive is now all or nothing. maxKeepAliveTime and maxKeepAliveRequests config parameters have been replaced by keepAlive, which will keeps at least minSockets connections open forever. See: http://www.elasticsearch.org/guide/en/elasticsearch/client/javascript-api/current/configuration.html#configuration
  • Closing the client with keepAlive turned on will allow the process to exit. elastic#40
  • Fixed a bug that caused invalid param/type errors to not be reported properly, in the browser builds that use promises.
  • added the cat.threadPool to the master/1.0/1.x apis
  • Enabled Basic auth in the Angular connector -- Thanks @jeff-french!
  • Fixed a bug that was preventing index requests (and any other POST/PUT request) from using connections in the connection pool.

1.4 (Jan 30 2014)

  • The trace log messages will now diaplay the actual host connected to (without auth info) unless they are being written to a bash script
  • API Updated with latest changes awaiting 1.0 release

1.2/1.3 (Jan 17 2014)

  • apiVersion config parameter was added. Use this to specify which API the client should provide, we currently offer support for elasticsearch branches "0.90", "1.0", and "master"

1.1 (Dec 22 2013)

  • Changed the resolution value of promises. Instead of being an object like {body: ..., status: ...} it is now just the response body.

1.0 (Dec 17 2013)

  • Initial Release

pre 1.0

  • Another module, now know as es on npm, used the elasticsearch module name. This module had several pre-1.0 releases so we started at 1.0 to prevent collisions in exiting projects. The history for that project is available here