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[DOCS] Fix copy/paste error in min
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#83384
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Last example (Histogram) showed "min" instead of "max" in some places. Nevertheless, the value 0.5 seems to be right.
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👋 Hi @LucoEldritch, Thanks for fixing this. To merge this change, we require a signed CLA: https://www.elastic.co/contributor-agreement You'll need to sign the CLA using the same email address associated with your commit. You can find that email address here: https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch/commit/4fd2959158eaf8e938c3044d585820d38f971887.patch Once you sign the CLA, I'll work on getting this merged. Thanks again! |
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LGTM. We should update these snippets so the tests actually run, but I'll handle that as a separate effort.
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I'm going to close out this issue due to lack of response. I've opened #83695 to update the snippets and fix some other issues. Thanks again for raising this @LucoEldritch. |
* Updates the `min` and `max` snippets for histograms. These should now run as docs integration tests. * Fixes a copy/paste error in the `max` aggregation snippet for histograms. Relates to #83384
Sorry, I signed it, but my Github is configured to hide my e-mail and I didn't notice (didn't even know this existed, actually). So, the e-mail from the pull request isn't even real. Anyway, thanks for the patience and attention. |
Last example (Histogram) showed "min" instead of "max" in some places. Nevertheless, the value 0.5 seems to be right.