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The virtual environment documentation instructs users to install Elasticsearch using Homebrew:
If Elasticsearch is installed via Homebrew, you can see instructions for running manually or as a background service using:
brew info elasticsearch
This is outdated, and running this command currently outputs:
% brew info elasticsearch
==> elasticsearch: stable 7.10.2 (bottled)
Distributed search & analytics engine
https://www.elastic.co/products/elasticsearch
Disabled because it is switching to an incompatible license. Check out `opensearch` instead!
Running brew install elasticsearch results in an error:
% brew install elasticsearch
Error: elasticsearch has been disabled because it is switching to an incompatible license. Check out `opensearch` instead!
Prior to the switch to OpenSearch in #7192, it was possible to run cf.gov locally using brew install elasticsearch-full (which is currently 7.17.x); however, this no longer works, and connections to a local ES installed this way return errors like
(Related question: the docker-compose setup still seems to use Elasticsearch 7.16.x (example) - will this still work properly with the OpenSearch libraries?)
Notes
For reference, the configuration that worked locally before #7192:
The virtual environment documentation instructs users to install Elasticsearch using Homebrew:
This is outdated, and running this command currently outputs:
Running
brew install elasticsearch
results in an error:Prior to the switch to OpenSearch in #7192, it was possible to run cf.gov locally using
brew install elasticsearch-full
(which is currently 7.17.x); however, this no longer works, and connections to a local ES installed this way return errors likeIf local development now requires OpenSearch instead of Elasticsearch, this documentation should be updated, as well as this documentation.
(Related question: the docker-compose setup still seems to use Elasticsearch 7.16.x (example) - will this still work properly with the OpenSearch libraries?)
Notes
For reference, the configuration that worked locally before #7192:
After #7192, using
brew install opensearch
instead, this now works properly locally:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: