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push does nothing #3
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Hi @mantoni, sorry for the late reply. While you can pull every type that kibana contains, kibconfig itself only processes |
Hi 👋That is what I did. Created a bunch of searches, graphs and dashboards. It downloads them with pull and I see all the files. However, I now have a new Elastic instance and I want to apply the same dashboards, but push does nothing. From my debugging attempts, it doesn’t even try to upload anything. Apparently it doesn’t find the files. |
Could you please send me an excerpt of your |
I don't have one. I've set up a small repository with this {
"name": "my-kibana-config",
"private": true,
"version": "0.0.0",
"description": "Kibana configs",
"scripts": {
"pull": "kibconfig --url http://127.0.0.1:9200 --datadir . pull",
"push": "kibconfig --url http://127.0.0.1:9200 --datadir . push"
},
"devDependencies": {
"kibconfig": "^0.2.1"
}
} Then I run |
@mantoni I found the issue The newest Kibana versions seem to have changed in how all the entities are stored in the .kibana index. I will try to support that new storage format in the next release. |
Hi there,
Nice module. It's exactly what I want. While
pull
works fine and downloads quite a few files,push
does nothing. It doesn't fail either, it just does nothing.From trying to trace it down, it seems like the used
type
doesn't match. When pulling, it creates adoc
directory in the datadir, while when pushing, it looks forsearch
andvisualization
directories which don't exist.Thanks for your help.
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