How can I disable api-version-compatibility headers? about elasticsearch-java HOT 5 CLOSED

Starting with version 7.16, the Java client sends these headers to be compatible with Elasticsearch 8.0 that will have a "7.0 compatible mode" to ease the transition to this new major version.

The server-side part of this migration logic was added to Elasticsearch 7.14, and therefore the Java client requires Elasticsearch 7.14 or more. See also our compatibility guarantees.

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Starting with version 7.16, the Java client sends these headers to be compatible with Elasticsearch 8.0 that will have a "7.0 compatible mode" to ease the transition to this new major version.

The server-side part of this migration logic was added to Elasticsearch 7.14, and therefore the Java client requires Elasticsearch 7.14 or more. See also our compatibility guarantees.

Hi there, I'd like to know if the latest version of java API client supports RestHighLevelClientBuilder#setApiCompatibilityMode. ref: elastic/elasticsearch#51816 (comment)

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Hi @swallez, I found a really wired case:

 RestClient restClient = RestClient.builder(
                        new HttpHost("localhost", 9200)).build();

        RestHighLevelClient hlrc = new RestHighLevelClientBuilder(restClient)
                .setApiCompatibilityMode(false)    // disable the compatibility headers
                .build();

        RestClientOptions restClientOptions = new RestClientOptions(RequestOptions.DEFAULT);

        ElasticsearchTransport transport = new RestClientTransport(
                hlrc.getLowLevelClient(), new JacksonJsonpMapper(), restClientOptions);  // override the default headers

        ElasticsearchClient client = new ElasticsearchClient(transport)
                .withTransportOptions(restClientOptions);  // override the default headers again, it seems this don't override above config

Even configured as above, won't disable thoese headers. And it seems something happened here.

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The compatibility mode on the High Level Rest Client only applies to that class, and not to the lower level Rest Client (that one only deals with raw requests and responses). This "opt in" behavior was introduced because it was changing the default behavior of High Level Rest Client.

For Java API client we made a different choice: since the compatibility mode is supported in Elasticsearch since version 7.14 and the Java API client was released as GA in 7.16, we decided to always send the version compatibility information to ease the future transition to Elasticsearch version 8.0 without requiring any change to application code.

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The compatibility mode on the High Level Rest Client only applies to that class, and not to the lower level Rest Client (that one only deals with raw requests and responses). This "opt in" behavior was introduced because it was changing the default behavior of High Level Rest Client.

For Java API client we made a different choice: since the compatibility mode is supported in Elasticsearch since version 7.14 and the Java API client was released as GA in 7.16, we decided to always send the version compatibility information to ease the future transition to Elasticsearch version 8.0 without requiring any change to application code.

Good to know, thanks.

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