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mapper_parsing_exception error

ArzaEshita opened this issue · comments

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I am using elastic search version 6.1.1 & Python - 3.6.4

I am getting a mapping_parser_exception error when trying to run the code. Below is the error :

ERROR:qas.esstore.es_connect:Error Occurred in Index creation:
{
    'error': 
    {
        'root_cause': 
        [{
            'type': 'mapper_parsing_exception', 
            'reason': 'Root mapping definition has unsupported parameters:  [article : {_meta={version=2}, properties={content_table={analyzer=adam_analyzer, type=text}, raw={type=object, enabled=false}, content_info={analyzer=adam_analyzer, type=text}, title={analyzer=adam_analyzer, type=text}, updated={type=date}, content={analyzer=adam_analyzer, type=text}, revision={type=long}}}]'
        }],
        'type': 'mapper_parsing_exception', 
        'reason': 'Failed to parse mapping [_doc]: Root mapping definition has unsupported parameters:  [article : {_meta={version=2}, properties={content_table={analyzer=adam_analyzer, type=text}, raw={type=object, enabled=false}, content_info={analyzer=adam_analyzer, type=text}, title={analyzer=adam_analyzer, type=text}, updated={type=date}, content={analyzer=adam_analyzer, type=text}, revision={type=long}}}]', 
        'caused_by': 
        {
            'type': 'mapper_parsing_exception', 
            'reason': 'Root mapping definition has unsupported parameters:  [article : {_meta={version=2}, properties={content_table={analyzer=adam_analyzer, type=text}, raw={type=object, enabled=false}, content_info={analyzer=adam_analyzer, type=text}, title={analyzer=adam_analyzer, type=text}, updated={type=date}, content={analyzer=adam_analyzer, type=text}, revision={type=long}}}]'
        }
    }, 
    'status': 400
}

How to fix this ?

commented

@ArzaEshita did you start the elasticsearch service properly and all?

commented

@idoroiengel I started it in another terminal. Is that the way to start it ?

commented

@ArzaEshita I don't think it matters on which terminal you started it. The service runs on port 9200.
insert in your browser http://localhost:9200 and if you get a response that means the service is working.

commented

@ArzaEshita this is mapping error, means, elasticsearch is not able to create the index with the given mapping. This is probably due to version conflict with elasticsearch. As the mapping I built might not be compatible with the version of elasticsearch you are running. I will check that today if that's the case I will freeze the version and update the docs or else will try to resolve this error.

commented

@ArzaEshita I have tested the mapping on elasticsearch-6.1.2 and on elasticsearch-6.2.3. I haven't faced any such issues in creating the index. You should probably try upgrading your elasticsearch to 6.1.2 from 6.1.1 and it should be quite easy.