spring-boot-starter-elasticsearch should depend on elasticsearch-java #48141
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Thanks a lot @snicoll. Thanks for adjusting the docs as well, I forgot about them |
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When I did #47945 I was not aware that there was a new spring-boot-starter-elasticsearch in Spring Boot 4. @anbusampath brought this to my attention with #47945 (comment).
I'll leave this up to the Spring Boot team to decide whether the starter should be more opinionated and bring in the High Level elasticsearch-java client. In my opinion I believe that spring-boot-elasticsearch should stay as it is, i.e. only bring in the minimal dependencies, the elasticsearch-rest5-client. However, the starter can be a bit more opinionated and bring in more.