Switch from elasticsearch-dsl-py dependency to elasticsearch-py #499
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This commit switches the dependency of this library from elasticsearch-dsl-py to elasticsearch-py since the former was merged into the latter.
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Thanks a lot for the PR @sximba. LGTM. r+ |
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This PR switches the dependency of this library from elasticsearch-dsl-py to elasticsearch-py since the former was merged into the latter.
This closes #491
Before merging this in, I would suggest we cut a 8.0.1 release first with what we have in the master branch. That way we fix the already broken 8.0.0 release that some people may have in production.
Then we can release this PR as 8.1.0 since all it does is change the underlying dependency
I will follow this up with another PR that will add support for ES 9, and drop support for older and unsupported dependencies that we can release as 9.0.0