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Add missing "aggregations" word #28507
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I think that the sentence "they can only be accessed within the scope of the `nested` query, the `nested`/`reverse_nested` aggregations, or nested-inner-hits" is missing the explanation about what are the `nested` and `reverse_nested` terms. And I guess it must be related to the aggregations that exist for nested objects/documents. Could you apply this change in all ElasticSearch documentation versions? In addition, could you please take the issue I created (elastic#28363) about the last paragraph of this same page? I think it is missing a lot of explanations as it is just a short sentence for something that I think it is really important. Thanks.
Since this is a community submitted pull request, a Jenkins build has not been kicked off automatically. Can an Elastic organization member please verify the contents of this patch and then kick off a build manually? |
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Since this is a community submitted pull request, a Jenkins build has not been kicked off automatically. Can an Elastic organization member please verify the contents of this patch and then kick off a build manually? |
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@alexmorosmarco makes sense to me too, thanks for the correction. I left a tiny comment, but will merge this to the branches currently active branches once this is adressed.
@@ -189,7 +189,7 @@ The following parameters are accepted by `nested` fields: | |||
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Because nested documents are indexed as separate documents, they can only be | |||
accessed within the scope of the `nested` query, the | |||
`nested`/`reverse_nested`, or <<nested-inner-hits,nested inner hits>>. | |||
`nested`/`reverse_nested` aggregations, or <<nested-inner-hits,nested inner hits>>. |
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nit: I'd prefer the singular aggregation
here.
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I prefer it in plural to better state that those are 2 different aggregations.
Thanks for your quick response. In addition to this PR, could you please push the issue I created (#28363)? |
@alexmorosmarco thanks for this PR, I pushed it to master, the current version 6 branches and the last 5.6 release. |
* master: Add a note to the docs that _cat api `help` option cannot be used if an optional url param is used (elastic#28686) Lift error finding utility to exceptions helpers Change "tweet" type to "_doc" (elastic#28690) [Docs] Add missing word in nested.asciidoc (elastic#28507) Simplify the Translog constructor by always expecting an existing translog (elastic#28676) Upgrade t-digest to 3.2 (elastic#28295) (elastic#28305) Add comment explaining lazy declared versions
Thanks for merging. |
I think that the sentence "they can only be
accessed within the scope of the
nested
query, thenested
/reverse_nested
, or nested-inner-hits" is missing the explanation about what are thenested
andreverse_nested
terms. And I guess it must be related to the aggregations that exist for nested objects/documents.Could you apply this change in all ElasticSearch documentation versions?
In addition, could you please take the issue I created (#28363) about the last paragraph of this same page? I think it is missing a lot of explanations as it is just a short sentence for something that I think it is really important.
Thanks.