* add logQueries to docs
* remove extra space
* logQuerie => logQueries
* better working
* use code font for logging.verbose and true, remove x-pack in front of monitoring
* [DOCS|Dashboard] Updated images and text to match UI
* [DOCS | Dashboard] Incorporated review comments
* [DOCS | DASHBOARD] Incorporated more review comments.
* [typescript] add typescript support for the server and browser
* [ts-jest] upgrade to latest version
* [jest] support test.tsx files
* [jest/ts] modify `ts-jest.tsConfigFile` config based on filePath
* [types] use correct major version of minimatch types
* [jest] add ts support to x-pack jest config
* [ts/projects] fix tsconfig.json not found error message
* [optimizer/ts] use lowercase jsx option
* [tsconfig] remove ui/* alias
* [plguin-helpers] remove mention of `buildSourcePatterns`
* [plugin-helpers] expect typescript to be a devDep
* [dev/build] place transpile tasks next to each other
* [ts/x-pack] add common and server directories to ts project
* [dev/ts/project] use a limited set of globs to find tsconfig files
* [DOCS: Getting Started] Edited text and updated screenshots]
* [DOCS|Getting Started] Edited for consistency in addressing the user
* [DOCS|Getting Started] Incorporated review comments
* [DOCS|GS] Style changes for consistency
* enhance index pattern delete documenation
* add line about breaking saved objects that still reference index pattern
* indices spelling
* better wording from gchaps
* Update tutorial-define-index.asciidoc
Added a note on how to check for current indices in Elasticsearch, to make it clearer for people that haven't used the previous chapters.
* Update tutorial-define-index.asciidoc
* Support 1 Kibana and 1 Elasticsearch URL as input params
* Revert a previous change to test char substitution
* Allow setting TEST_KIBANA_URL and TEST_ES_URL for Cloud testing
* cleanup comment
* Update docs
* Refactor after PR review
* Changes from review
* fix default Kibana port to 5620
* Change es_test_config.js similar to kibana_test_server_url_parts.js
It is not very useful to have:
* shardTimeout disabled if requestTimeout is enabled (means infinite es overruns)
* shardTimeout > requestTimeout if both enabled (means finite es overruns)
* shardTimeout < requestTimeout if both enabled (means partial results from es?)
The only option that really makes sense is to have shardTimeout === requestTimeout, so that's what I've done here.