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    • Updated patching and installation instructions. Users now need to confirm the patch application explicitly, with an option for non-interactive silent mode. The guidance on required privileges has been clarified to ensure a smoother setup workflow.

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The changes modify the Docker command in the ReadonlyREST patch process by adding an explicit flag to signal acceptance of ES patching. Documentation is also enhanced to include clearer instructions on the confirmation process and alternative silent mode operation. No public API declarations have been altered.

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File(s) Change Summary
eck.md Updated the Docker command to include the flag --I_UNDERSTAND_AND_ACCEPT_ES_PATCHING yes for automated acceptance of the patching process.
elasticsearch.md Enhanced documentation with added notes on user confirmation during the patching process and instructions for a silent, non-interactive mode.

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    participant D as Docker Container
    participant PS as Patching Script
    participant U as User
    D->>PS: Execute patch command with flag (--I_UNDERSTAND_AND_ACCEPT_ES_PATCHING yes)
    alt Flag Present
        PS-->>D: Apply patch non-interactively
    else No Flag
        PS->>U: Prompt for confirmation
        U-->>PS: User confirms patching
        PS-->>D: Apply patch interactively
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@mgoworko mgoworko changed the title [RORDEV-1317] Documentation [RORDEV-1317] ror-tools patching confirmation docs Mar 27, 2025
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eck.md (1)

172-173: Explicit Acceptance Flag in Docker Patch Command

The Docker command now includes the flag
--I_UNDERSTAND_AND_ACCEPT_ES_PATCHING yes
to explicitly signal acceptance of the Elasticsearch patching. Please verify that the spacing (a space versus an “=” separator) is consistent with similar instructions elsewhere (for example, in the silent mode section of elasticsearch.md).

elasticsearch.md (2)

140-141: Clarify Interactive Patching Instructions

The new note for interactive patching clarifies that users will be prompted for confirmation and that root privileges are required on Elasticsearch 8.3.x or newer. However, the sentence

“Please see the silent mode is there is a need to bypass this step.”

would be clearer if rephrased. For example:

“Please see the silent mode section if you wish to bypass the confirmation prompt.”


291-299: Consistent Silent Mode Patching Instructions

The added silent mode block explains how to run the patch command non‐interactively using
--I_UNDERSTAND_AND_ACCEPT_ES_PATCHING=yes. A couple of points to consider:

• The instructions repeat the root privilege reminder; consider consolidating this information for brevity.
• The flag’s syntax differs from the Docker command in eck.md (which uses a space rather than “=”)—please ensure the flag is used consistently across the documentation.

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LGTM

@coutoPL coutoPL merged commit b78c6be into beshu-tech:develop Mar 27, 2025
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