Add a Jinja filter to aid with version checking #599
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Signed-off-by: Govind Kamat <govkamat@amazon.com>
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Description
Customizing workloads to operate differently on different versions of OpenSearch is convoluted. This change adds a Jinja filter
version_betweenthat can be used to test if an OpenSearch version falls within a specified range of versions. For instance, a workload can be customized to operate in a backward-compatible way on OpenSearch 1.X and use updated capabilities on OpenSearch 2.X.Issues Resolved
#548
Testing
Added a test, ran unit and integ tests.
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