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Fix the use of wildcard expressions for data streams in update aliases api #75526
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…s api. Prior to this change, supplying a wildcard expression in the `indices` field of an alias action would always result in a 404, despite data streams existing that could match with the provided wildcard expression. Closes elastic#75456
Pinging @elastic/es-core-features (Team:Core/Features) |
Note that the issue occurs when security resolves wildcard expressions into indices/data streams. By letting |
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LGTM
💔 Backport failed
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…s api Backporting elastic#75526 to 7.x branch. Prior to this change, supplying a wildcard expression in the `indices` field of an alias action would always result in a 404, despite data streams existing that could match with the provided wildcard expression. Closes elastic#75456
…s api Backporting elastic#75526 to 7.x branch. Prior to this change, supplying a wildcard expression in the `indices` field of an alias action would always result in a 404, despite data streams existing that could match with the provided wildcard expression. Closes elastic#75456
…s api (elastic#75526) Prior to this change, supplying a wildcard expression in the `indices` field of an alias action would always result in a 404, despite data streams existing that could match with the provided wildcard expression. Closes elastic#75456
Prior to this change, supplying a wildcard expression in the
indices
fieldof an alias action would always result in a 404, despite data streams existing
that could match with the provided wildcard expression.
Closes #75456