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Currently the resources panel allows the user to upload files, but the user must click in the file name to fill the url field and link the file to an online resource.
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Currently, the metrics include label cluster holding the cluster name but we should add also cluster_uuid to better support cases where metrics from multiple clusters are collected into shared storage. At this moment if multiple clusters have the same name we can not distinguish between them.
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This enhancement suggestion is a more specific follow up from this issue from @prpaluch: #150
Currently we provide users the ability to create a custom query for filtering data. However for unexperienced users this can provide some added confusion as they won’t be sure how to even approach such queries at times.
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Organizations can have READMEs now. This would help people navigate the large (and growing) OpenSearch org.
Example:
https://github.com/twitter
It comes from:
.github/profile/README.md
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These have been deprecated since node v11.0.0. The recommendation is to "Use the WHATWG URL API" instead.
Parsing can generally be done through the
new URL()constructor pattern.format()still exists, although the signature has changed, and it may no longer be needed in many places.(via opensearch-project/OpenSearch-Dashboards#1553 (comment))