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Bumping OpenSearch version to see if tests pass with upgraded version
/nocl testing

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users facing issue resolved in opensearch-project/OpenSearch#14411. Seeing if 2.19.3 is compatible with 6.1 before advising upgrade.

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this is the test

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@kingzacko1 kingzacko1 changed the title Bump OpenSearch to 2.19.3-1 Bump OpenSearch to 2.19.3-1 (6.1) Aug 27, 2025
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<!-- Dependencies -->
<opensearch.shaded.version>2.15.0-1</opensearch.shaded.version>
<opensearch.shaded.version>2.19.3-1</opensearch.shaded.version>
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This is just bumping the OpenSearch client we are using. Instead, we should set the OpenSearch version used in tests to 2.19.3. You can do this here.

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Made that change instead. Thank you! @dennisoelkers

@kingzacko1 kingzacko1 closed this Sep 2, 2025
@bernd bernd deleted the bump-opensearch-version-for-testing branch October 23, 2025 17:02
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