Use separate indexes for each document type #1308
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Reformat to match output of jq -S --indent 4. Clean up quoting of booleans and numbers. Improve structure of settings.
Many parts of the Script role were only used by the mapping script or the purge script. Move them to the scripts themselves.
Aliases are an operational thing. They aren't something the code needs to care about. The mapping script is used for development and testing, but not really appropriate for production anymore. It can just create the indexes, without any aliases.
In development, we're creating all of the indexes as needed, so we can name them anything. In production, there are now aliases for each document type, so we can use the split names even though the real index is still shared.
mickeyn
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Nov 4, 2024
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The production servers now have aliases in place to allow using separate "indexes" for each type. For development, we're creating the indexes so splitting them is no problem.
Removes any handling of aliases, since that those are a concern outside the API.
Includes various other cleanups to the mapping.