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@jubins jubins commented Jan 11, 2019

The timeout parameter in docstring is misleading for following methods in elasticsearch.client.indices.py, renamed this param in docstring as request_timeout:

  1. create
  2. open
  3. close
  4. delete
  5. put_mapping
  6. put_alias
  7. update_aliases
  8. delete_alias
  9. put_template
  10. delete_template
  11. shrink
  12. rollover

…the @query_params decorator expects `request_timeout`.

The `timeout` parameter in docstring is misleading for following methods in elasticsearch.client.indices.py, renamed this param in docstring as `request_timeout`:
1. create
2. open
3. close
4. delete
5. put_mapping
6. put_alias
7. update_aliases
8. delete_alias
9. put_template
10. delete_template
11. shrink
12. rollover
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Since this is a community submitted pull request, a Jenkins build has not been kicked off automatically. Can an Elastic organization member please verify the contents of this patch and then kick off a build manually?

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fxdgear commented Jan 14, 2019

Jenkins test this please

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fxdgear commented Feb 22, 2019

@jubins Thanks for the patch, but I was doing just a quick check at the decorator for the first docstring you patched and the decorator is using timeout and not request_timeout.

https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch-py/pull/891/files#diff-c0a511c3d163495efdbeb7da5404e9e7R72

1. Changed the `timeout` to `request_timeout` in the @query_params decorator as request_timeout in not getting escaped utils.py.
2. Re-tested the changed methods.
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jubins commented Feb 24, 2019

@jubins Thanks for the patch, but I was doing just a quick check at the decorator for the first docstring you patched and the decorator is using timeout and not request_timeout.

https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch-py/pull/891/files#diff-c0a511c3d163495efdbeb7da5404e9e7R72

@fxdgear Thanks for pointing this out, I've tested and updated query_params decorator to use request_timeout.

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fxdgear commented Mar 28, 2019

jenkins test this please

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fxdgear commented Apr 25, 2019

@jubins Could you please rebase this PR, I'll have jekins run the tests again afterwards.

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jubins commented Apr 26, 2019

@jubins Could you please rebase this PR, I'll have jekins run the tests again afterwards.

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n

Hi Nick,
There were some conflicts in my branch. I've retested and created another PR
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