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Dib Ghosh edited comment on FLUME-2220 at 10/24/13 8:54 PM:
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Hi Rotem,

Correction about the Flume commit process outline I posted in the previous 
comment:

-----  CORRECTION (last step in the Flume commit process comment above) -----

> Flume committer / contributor reviews the patch; marks it ok to ship; commits 
> your patch to appropriate branches in git, in this case I think it should be 
> trunk and Flume-1.5 branch in git. 
You WON'T be pushing the code from your local branch, someone with committer 
privilege can push the code.


was (Author: dib.ghosh):
Hi Rotem,

Correction about the Flume commit process outline I posted in the previous 
comment:

****** CORRECTION (last step in the Flume commit process comment above) *******
> Flume committer / contributor reviews the patch; marks it ok to ship; commits 
> your patch to appropriate branches in git, in this case I think it should be 
> trunk and Flume-1.5 branch in git. 
You WON'T be pushing the code from your local branch, someone with committer 
privilege can push the code.

> ElasticSearch sink - duplicate fields in indexed document
> ---------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: FLUME-2220
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLUME-2220
>             Project: Flume
>          Issue Type: Bug
>    Affects Versions: v1.4.0
>            Reporter: Rotem Hermon
>            Priority: Minor
>              Labels: ElasticSearch, sink
>
> The default serializer for the ElasticSearch sink 
> (ElasticSearchLogStashEventSerializer) duplicates fields that are mapped to 
> default logstash fields.
> For instance timestamp, source, host. Those appear both as logstash fields 
> ("@timestamp", "@source_host" etc.), and both as fields under the @fields 
> ("@fields.timestamp", "@fields.host").
> When inserting a field from the headers as a logstash system field it should 
> be removed from the dictionary so it wouldn't get written again under the 
> "@fields" field.



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