* adding opt in for telemetry to start trial and upload license
* fixing scrolling issue with start basic modal in small browser window and improving a11y for read more
* Design cleanup
Mostly spacing and alignment fixes.
* updating jest snapshots
* IE Fixes
* PR feedback
Migrations are the mechanism by which saved object indices are kept up to date with the Kibana codebase. Plugin authors can write their plugins to work with a certain set of mappings. Migrations ensure that the index actually conforms to those expectations.
* [core/public/injectedMetadat] migrate injected metadata APIs
* [ui/replaceInjectedVars] fix test
* [tests/browser] move injectedVars out of legacyMetadata
* [core/public/injectedMetadata] add types for legacyMetadata
* [tests/browser] move uiSettings back into legacyMetadata
* [tests/browser] fix old references to legacyMetadata
* [tests/browser] remove old tests
* [core/public/deepFreeze] fix snapshot for removal of ReadonlyArray
* [chrome/apis] use slightly less permissive types for `chrome` argument
- This refactor gets rid of jQuery as a requirement for the Anomaly Explorer Swimlanes. All the DOM manipulation previously done by jQuery is now done by d3.
- The primary aim here is to replace jQuery with d3. To avoid refactoring regressions, this PR sticks as much as possible to the original structure. Overall, this could be done in a more "d3"-way, but it's a good start.
- The resulting DOM is a bit different: The structure is exactly the same, just how we use certain data-attributes changed.
- Instead of using jQuery's data-feature for storing click event data, that data is now directly stored on DOM nodes. Again, this could be done in a more "d3"-way but would require quite some further refactoring.
* Filter test files from command line
* [ftr] add option to exclude test files
* [ftr] fail if exclude paths were not found
* [ftr] list excluded paths that did not match
I was surprised when I tried to spread a `Set` in TypeScript and the browser complained about `Set.slice()` not being defined. This is because TypeScript does not automatically enable support for iterators when targeting earlier ES versions, like we do in the browser, unless you use the `"downlevelIteration": true` compiler option. This injects some helpers into the necessary files for reading/spreading iterators, which can be stuffed behind an import statement with using the `"importHelpers": true` compiler option and include `tslib` in our dependencies. This is already a dependency of several of our packages, so it shouldn't cause any additional modules.
The plugin helper tests have failed due to timeouts every once and a while, which makes sense because they run a bunch of CLI tasks, so this just moved them to the jest integration tests where tests can take a little longer to run.
The `UiBundlesController.resetBundleDir()` method deletes old bundle assets when necessary using `del()`, which by default limits deletes to directories within `process.cwd`. This is normally very helpful, but in our case we don't want to limit the `optimize.bundleDir` to the current working directory, so we must use the `force: true` config to disable this check.
release notes: Trying to run a Kibana optimization (usually after installing or disabling a plugin) from a directory that is not a parent of the `optimize.bundleDir` configuration or the Kibana installation will no longer fail with "Cannot delete files/folders outside the current working directory".
* Bring back most of the filtering tests, only bypass the known current issues.
* Clean up after the test suite run so it can be run multiple times in a row.
* goal and guage issues were because of a bad cache