* chore(NA): create new x-pack cigroups and rebalancing them all
* chore(NA): better cigroups balancing
* chore(NA): push rollup tests back into ciGroup1
* chore(NA): move some functional ml tests from cigroup3 into cigroup13
* chore(NA): move some more tests into ciGroup13
* chore(NA): use a single top level describe at x-pack/test/functional/apps/ml
* chore(NA): move settings into ciGroup13
* temporary test for es snapshots env
* Revert "temporary test for es snapshots env"
This reverts commit 789ebe7b9c.
* docs(NA): add missing documentation on the function tests describe split
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# vars/kibanaCoverage.groovy
Introduces migrations into Encrypted Saved Objects.
The two main changes here are:
1. The addition of a createMigration api on the EncryptedSavedObjectsPluginSetup.
2. A change in SavedObjects migration to ensure they don't block the event loop.
As part of the work towards adding RBAC & Feature Controls support in Alerting (https://github.com/elastic/kibana/issues/43994), we've decided that the AlertsClient will handle authorisation instead of relying on the SavedObjectsClient on its own.
To prevent (or at least, minimise the chances of) bypassing this auth model by using the SavedObjects client this PR makes the `Alert` SavedObject type a _hidden_ type and given the AlertsClient permission to interact with it.
As part of the work needed for RBAC & Feature Controls support in Alerting (https://github.com/elastic/kibana/issues/43994) we've identified a need to make the Alert Saved Object type a _hidden_ type.
As we still need support for Security and Spaces, we wish to use the standard SavedObjectsClient and its middleware, but currently this isn't possible with _hidden_ types.
To address that, this PR adds support for creating a client which includes hidden types.
