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It turns out that this is a bug with Elasticsearch's JS library. When you send a request to get the mapping for ".", it returns all mappings instead of giving some sort of error, and then when you create the index with "." in the URL, it is ignored and a document is inserted with a generated ID.
So after talking about this, we decided it would be best to create some sort of validation on the client to prevent invalid index name patterns from being created.
When you create a new index pattern of
.
(just a single period), when it saves, it saves it with a really funky name.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: