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Add App Search extension #471
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Looking good! I only have a few comments.
One more comment: I found an example of configuration for Docker Compose in App Search's official docs, and this example is functional with a very minimal Elasticsearch configuration. If the configuration of authentication realms and indexes is optional, I'd rather stick to the defaults and let users fine tune their setup themselves. All services in the stack should be as unopinionated as possible to guarantee a neutral starting point for everyone. |
Updates made, thank you very much for your great examples & guidance @antoineco ! |
@jwsy Thank you for the good work! I'll push a commit or two to your PR in order to include some tests that we can run in Travis CI, and then we should be ready to merge. |
App Search works without any additional ES config.
More than satisfied with the current state (excellent improvement to the docs) and thank you very much for being a great example, @antoineco! I appreciate the excellent direction you've provided me, and thank you for being a wonderful steward for this project that has been very helpful to many. |
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Co-authored-by: Antoine Cotten <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Antoine Cotten <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Antoine Cotten <[email protected]>
Ref #470 - this is a PR to add App Search as an extension as recommended by @antoineco (great instructions, thank you)!
I don't know how you'd like to have me add test cases, but a straightforward one seems to use the given App Search credentials passed as environment variables in the compose yml. I've added those instructions to the README as well as a note about how to update root directory docker-compose.yml to use the Elasticsearch configs included in this extension.