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Install plugin with --batch option in Elasticsearch 5.x or later #59
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Before Elasticsearch 6.3.0, if a plugin requires additional permissions, and standard input is closed or there is no console, then the plugin is installed without asking the user to acknowledge the additional permissions. Elasticsearch 6.3.0 introduced a breaking change where it waits for the user to acknowledge, unless the install command is run with the --batch option. Elasticsearch 5.x introduced this option.
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This mitigates breaking change elastic/elasticsearch#29359 introduced in Elasticsearch 6.3.0.
Before Elasticsearch 6.3.0, if a plugin requires additional permissions, and standard input is closed or there is no console, then the plugin is installed without asking the user to acknowledge the additional permissions. Elasticsearch 6.3.0 introduced a breaking change where it waits for the user to acknowledge, so an attempt to install such a plugin hangs forever. Elasticsearch 5.x introduced the
--batchoption to install the plugin without asking the user to acknowledge.