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@roncohen roncohen commented Dec 4, 2018

Implementing #1617 (global issue: elastic/apm#8) on the server

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roncohen commented Dec 4, 2018

@simitt updated index pattern here. Let me know if that looks right to you.

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jalvz commented Dec 5, 2018

agents sending subtype and action to a 6.4 install will see their requests rejected, right?

this could use a changelog entry, if it didn't get one

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simitt commented Dec 5, 2018

The Intake API allows additional fields, so 6.4 would simply ignore the additional fields but process the request. Otherwise we could never add fields, as every update on the agent side would be a breaking change

Good point regarding the changelog.

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roncohen commented Dec 5, 2018

thanks! will add change log entry

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roncohen commented Dec 5, 2018

#1622

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