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Getting this error when using searchkick with elasticsearch on mac.
Searchkick version: searchkick (4.5.2)
$ elasticsearch --version
warning: no-jdk distributions that do not bundle a JDK are deprecated and will be removed in a future release
Version: 7.10.2-SNAPSHOT, Build: oss/tar/unknown/2021-01-16T01:41:27.115673Z, JVM: 16.0.2
To reproduce
Product.reindex
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I guess this problem is common across all elasticsearch clients Elasticsearch::UnsupportedProductError is raised when your Elasticsearch server version don't match with Ruby's Elasticsearch client ( gem elasticsearch ). In order to fix this properly you need a server that is up to date with latest Elasticsearch (ES) releases
The client noticed that the server is not a supported distribution of Elasticsearch. · Issue #1429 · elastic/elasticsearch-ruby · GitHub Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.
Try downgrading your elasticsearch gem e.g. add gem elasticsearch, "< 7.14" to your Gemfile. It seems that 7.14 introduced these issues. Open Issue If you are using Python elasticsearch client, you need to downgrade or install version before 7.14.0.
With the 7.11 release of Elasticsearch, we will no longer be releasing oss-only distributions, as stated in the FAQ on license change. The recommendation is to upgrade to the latest default distribution of Elasticsearch, which is free to use under Elastic License v2. Otherwise, you can pin the client version to <7.14. Sorry, something went wrong.
If you are using Python elasticsearch client, you need to downgrade or install version before 7.14.0.
pip install elasticsearch<7.14.0
It worked fine after degrading to elastic search < 7.14. So basically added a gem to restrict the version upgrade
gem elasticsearch, "< 7.14"
Elasticsearch::UnsupportedProductError is raised when your Elasticsearch server version don't match with Ruby's Elasticsearch client (gem elasticsearch). In order to fix this properly you need a server that is up to date with latest Elasticsearch (ES) releases
that means if you are on ES provider like https://cloud.elastic.co/ where you work with latest versions of cluster it's easy peasy => server gets upgraded => this is not an issue
if you however work with provider that is slow to catch up with latest ES releases (like AWS Elasticsearch / AWS Opensearch where last version is 7.10 and will not get upgraded anytime soon) your only option is to use gem elasticsearch, "< 7.14" (Siddhant's answer in this discussion ...and yes this means no potential security updates
other solution may be to silence the verification by overriding method verify_with_version_or_header as proposed in https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch-ruby/issues/1429#issuecomment-958162468
but reality is both of this solutions are just "not recommended" workarounds. The real fix is a server upgrade
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