I am trying to set up document-level security for my index. The documents
have fields which will be filtered on to enforce access permissions.
My question is: given a query, is it possible to set things up so that ES
will invoke a custom script filter on *every* clause in said query without
munging the query to insert the filter explicitly?
For example, if a query is:
filtered: {
query: {
term: { foo: "bar" }
},
filter: {
has_parent: {
type: "some_type",
query: {
term: { blah: "xyz" }
}
}
}
}
then, I would want my custom filter invoked (implicitly) on both term
queries above.
Is there an alternative to doing the above without preprocessing the query
and explicitly inserting my custom filter everywhere?
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