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Currently the renameReplacement variable in the restore snapshot request is intended to be a string literal. However, when a string is passed to replaceAll in java $ and / will be treated as special characters. This means that restoring indices with $ in them occasionally breaks. This commit fixes the issue by quoting the special characters before calling replaceAll. Fixes elastic#99078.
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Currently the renameReplacement variable in the restore snapshot request is intended to be a string literal for ccr. However, when a string is passed to replaceAll in java $ and / will be treated as special characters. This means that following indices with $ in them breaks. This commit fixes the issue by quoting the special characters before calling replaceAll. Fixes elastic#99078.
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Currently the renameReplacement variable in the restore snapshot request is intended to be a string literal for ccr. However, when a string is passed to replaceAll in java $ and / will be treated as special characters. This means that following indices with $ in them breaks. This commit fixes the issue by quoting the special characters before calling replaceAll. Fixes elastic#99078.
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Currently the renameReplacement variable in the restore snapshot request is intended to be a string literal for ccr. However, when a string is passed to replaceAll in java $ and / will be treated as special characters. This means that following indices with $ in them breaks. This commit fixes the issue by quoting the special characters before calling replaceAll. Fixes #99078.
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Currently the renameReplacement variable in the restore snapshot request is intended to be a string literal for ccr. However, when a string is passed to replaceAll in java $ and / will be treated as special characters. This means that following indices with $ in them breaks. This commit fixes the issue by quoting the special characters before calling replaceAll. Fixes #99078.
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Currently the renameReplacement variable in the restore snapshot request
is intended to be a string literal for ccr. However, when a string is passed
to replaceAll in java $ and / will be treated as special characters. This
means that following indices with $ in them breaks. This commit fixes the
issue by quoting the special characters before calling replaceAll.
Fixes #99078.