[docs] Add param notes to DSL search.delete documentation, fix broken links #2861
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The preferred way of passing parameters to the DSL `Search.delete` appears to be calling `Search.params` first, but this is only ever discussed in GitHub issues like elastic/elasticsearch-dsl-py#1115 and elastic/elasticsearch-dsl-py#1395. To help anyone else who has stumbled across this, I added a note about this to the documentation. I also went ahead and updated the links for the `Search.scan` and `FacetedSearch.params` methods to the most recent versions since they were 404ing.
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… links (#2861) * Add param notes to DSL search.delete documentation, fix broken links The preferred way of passing parameters to the DSL `Search.delete` appears to be calling `Search.params` first, but this is only ever discussed in GitHub issues like elastic/elasticsearch-dsl-py#1115 and elastic/elasticsearch-dsl-py#1395. To help anyone else who has stumbled across this, I added a note about this to the documentation. I also went ahead and updated the links for the `Search.scan` and `FacetedSearch.params` methods to the most recent versions since they were 404ing. * make sync and async changes the same --------- Co-authored-by: Luna Lucadou <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Miguel Grinberg <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit b6d1211)
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… links (#2861) (#2869) * Add param notes to DSL search.delete documentation, fix broken links The preferred way of passing parameters to the DSL `Search.delete` appears to be calling `Search.params` first, but this is only ever discussed in GitHub issues like elastic/elasticsearch-dsl-py#1115 and elastic/elasticsearch-dsl-py#1395. To help anyone else who has stumbled across this, I added a note about this to the documentation. I also went ahead and updated the links for the `Search.scan` and `FacetedSearch.params` methods to the most recent versions since they were 404ing. * make sync and async changes the same --------- Co-authored-by: Luna Lucadou <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Miguel Grinberg <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit b6d1211) Co-authored-by: Luna Lucadou <[email protected]>
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This MR was previously opened against the DSL project but I was told I should submit it here instead: elastic/elasticsearch-dsl-py#1970
Earlier today I was trying to pass
wait_for_completion=TruetoSearch.deletebut foundSearch.deletedoes not support**kwargs.I was going to just add support for
**kwargs(it would be a fairly trivial change), but after seeing elastic/elasticsearch-dsl-py#1115 and elastic/elasticsearch-dsl-py#1395, it seems the preferred way is to callSearch.paramsfirst. However, this is not called out in the documentation forSearch.delete, so I instead opted to add it to the documentation.While I was at it, I noticed
Search.scanandFacetedSearch.paramshad broken links so I fixed those as well.