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Request Params passed to Client through Index and Type #1427

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@akadko akadko commented Dec 19, 2017

Client's methods for updating and adding document have non-required array argument requestParams which can be used, for example, for specifying a pipeline. I added the same argument to the corresponding methods of Index and Type classes.

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ruflin commented Dec 19, 2017

Could you add a line to the CHANGELOG? I restart travis as the failure seemed to be unrelated.

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akadko commented Dec 19, 2017

Done with CHANGELOG.

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ruflin commented Dec 20, 2017

@p365labs Not sure if the failure here is a new issue we have on travis?

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ruflin commented Dec 21, 2017

@akadko Could you rebase on top of master? I just merged #1431

…ments methods of Type and Index classes. It is passed to Client's methods which already have that parameter
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akadko commented Dec 21, 2017

@ruflin Done. Thank you for your help!

@ruflin ruflin merged commit cff7136 into ruflin:master Dec 21, 2017
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ruflin commented Dec 21, 2017

@akadko Thanks, merged. Normally I would ask for some tests but I think here it's pretty straight forward as it uses existing methods. If you get some time to add tests in a follow up PR I definitively wont say no ;-)

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akadko commented Dec 22, 2017

@ruflin Yes, I should and I will, of course :-). Sorry I had no enough time before

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ruflin commented Dec 27, 2017

@akadko Great to hear, looking forward to it.

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