* [es/tests] remove unused module
* [testUtil/es] add utility for starting es nodes in tests
* [ftr/tests] use esTestCluster util to start es
* [es/tests/routes] use esTestCluster to start own es
* [testUtils/kbnServer] disable uiSettings unless plugins are enabled
* [testUtils/esTestCluster] use standard test es port by default
* [server/http/tests] add esTestCluster to setup
* [test/config] unify es test config into a single module
* [testUtils/esTestCluster] directory is no longer configurable
* [testUtils/esTestCluster] throw when es.start() is called again without es.stop()
* [testUtils/esTestCluster] is* checks should not mutate state
- httpolyglot is removed, we no longer automatically redirect from http to https
- server.ssl.redirectHttpFromPort option added to allow for http -> https redirect from one port to another
- We no longer start the dev server with tls by default, it can be turned on with the --ssl flag, npm start -- --ssl, or ./bin/kibana --dev --ssl
- There will currently be error log messages if you connect over the wrong protocol, we have #11209 for downgrading these
* [indexPatterns] support cross cluster patterns
* [vis] remove unused `hasTimeField` param
* [indexPatterns/create] fix method name in view
* [indexPatterns/create] disallow expanding with ccs
* [indexPatterns/create] field fetching is cheaper, react faster
* [indexPatterns/resolveTimePattern/tests] increase readability
* [tests/apiIntegration/indexPatterns] test conflict field output
* [indexPatterns/fieldCaps/readFieldCapsResponse] add unit tests
* [test/apiIntegration] ensure random word will not be valid
* [indexPatterns/ui/client] remove unused import
* remove use of auto-release-sinon
* [indexPatterns/create] don't allow expand when cross cluster
* [indexPatternsApiClient/stub] use angular promises
* [indexPatterns/create] add tests for base create ui behaviors
* [ftr] remove digdug, use chromedriver directly
why?
- digdug is meant to be used by intern, and expects a certain lifecycle that the FTR has tried and continuously fails to mimic
- rather than continue trying to force digdug into the stack, just spawn chromedriver ourselves. We know how to handle it
- cleans up verbose remote logging while we're in there, since selenium-standalone-server went with digdug, which was previously doing the verbose logging
- deprecate config.servers.webdriver
- add config.chromedriver.url
- if url at config.chromedriver.url points to a server that responds to http requests use it as the chromedriver instance, enables running chrome in a VM or container
- if pings to config.chromedriver.url fail a local chromedriver is started
* address review requests
* build before running selenium
* change directory into built snapshot
* WIP: what is in the build dir
* WIP: skip unit tests
* run selenium on build
* [functional tests on build] Derive version
* [functional tests on build] Missing folder name prefix
* WIP: debug on ubuntu VM
* WIP: double kibana stabilize timeout
* WIP: remove ubuntu VM debug change
* WIP: add logs for docParams
* WIP: add logs for es
* build release version without -SNAPSHOT-
* [functional test release] Cleanup
While working on some functional tests I had to re-run the `test:ui:server` task several times to rebuild the front-end assets. I'm not sure why that should be necessary, so this updates the server used in that specific task to auto-rebuild the assets.
Currently, `npm start` and `npm run test:dev` use the same webpack "working directory". This allows them to share assets, which seems great, but when webpack writes it's record-keeping files to disk it can lead to difficult to debug "Property call of undefined is not a function" errors. By writing it's optimization output to a different directory we prevent those collisions so that both the test server and the dev server can be run side-by-side
V8 will not trigger a full mark-sweep & mark-compact until there is memory pressure for the max-old-space-size, which is 1.6GB on a 64bit system. This means that Kibana will, at times, consume over 1.6GB of RSS memory.
Bypassing this can be done by starting with `--dev` or explicitally setting `max-old-space-size`. For example: `NODE_OPTIONS="--max-old-space-size=1024" ./bin/kibana`
Signed-off-by: Tyler Smalley <tyler.smalley@elastic.co>
