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With a new Elasticsearch cluster, if you load a dashboard from a previous cluster, make changes to the index settings and the filters, then save it (in the new cluster), the index settings save appropriately, but the filter settings revert to the ones in the file.
The behavior I expect in this case is that you load the dashboard file, make changes to the index and filter settings, then save it, and it will save with the filter and index settings as altered. More generally, there should never be a situation in which selecting "Save" alters the query being used.
As a work around, you can load the file, save it as is, and then make changes to the dashboard and save again, which will preserve the settings.
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With a new Elasticsearch cluster, if you load a dashboard from a previous cluster, make changes to the index settings and the filters, then save it (in the new cluster), the index settings save appropriately, but the filter settings revert to the ones in the file.
The behavior I expect in this case is that you load the dashboard file, make changes to the index and filter settings, then save it, and it will save with the filter and index settings as altered. More generally, there should never be a situation in which selecting "Save" alters the query being used.
As a work around, you can load the file, save it as is, and then make changes to the dashboard and save again, which will preserve the settings.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: