update Search::Elasticsearch to latest #1300
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mickeyn
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To support newer Elasticsearch versions, we want a new Search::Elasticsearch version. It still supports older versions, as long as the correct module is installed and it is instructed to use it. We've already made the necessary changes to explicitly configure it to use Search::Elasticsearch::Client::2_0::Direct, so we are now free to upgrade.
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To support newer Elasticsearch versions, we want a new Search::Elasticsearch version. It still supports older versions, as long as the correct module is installed and it is instructed to use it.
We've already made the necessary changes to explicitly configure it to use Search::Elasticsearch::Client::2_0::Direct, so we are now free to upgrade.