Good day everyone, Any plan for providing/supporting Elasticsearch Java Highlevel REST APIs and Python APIs? Will currently writtern code that uses these APIs break now that elasticsearch namespaces have changed to reflect OpenSearch? Will there be such APIs for OpenSearch maintained in repositor…

Disclaimer: This is not legal advice, I am not a lawyer. I have worked in the open source legal space for 15+ years and worked closely with Red Hat Legal in my previous job. @erickg , what you see in the README.md is what I would expect to see when you fork another project. They are attributing the …

Thanks, that’s helpful. Of course, I would love to have Apache License. I have a question about source repo elasticsearch-py ’s license. It says Copyright 2021 Elasticsearch B.V. Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. This doesn’t align with APL declaration in elasticsearch-py/LICENSE a…

I’m not sure I follow 100% - copyright and license are two separate things. The repo you linked looks like Apache to me. @spotfoss Thoughts?

The file that you linked to is a copy of the Apache License 2.0. I am also unsure where your confusion is coming from, as this matches the statement in README.md.

IMHO, the actual python API sucks because are very 2.x legacy designed. They don’t follow the actual approach of using Python Typed for methods and objects. It’s ok to maintain for old created code, but for new one it should better to move a more python modern approach. The same if for Jaa API th…

[image] searchymcsearchface: copyright and license are two separate things Thanks. It makes sense to me now. Then the library can be licensed as Apache License 2.0 with updated copyright holder when it moves on.

I’d be more than happy to be able to use more python 3.6 features and onwards if possible. To start, I would aim for being able to make API requests to OpenSearch 1.0 without issues.

I spent some time looking at python client codebase. There are different hacks to make it work as of today. Since elasticsearch-py 7.* should be able to work with the 1.0. I think it doesn’t matter for me to break compatibility between two client projects. I aim to build the client to talk to OpenS…

That looks like a great list. A few things to consider: Keep an eye on the project roadmap . The project uses semantic versioning, so no breaking changes are expected in 1.x but at 2.0 you’ll start to see some breaking changes (as an example, master → main or whatever the new term ends up being). …

I’m try to do many of them in my client fork [ GitHub - aparo/opensearch-client-generator: OpenDistro Client code generator to be used with Elasticsearch ]. I removed xpack stuff. I had a working typed AST in scala to be used to generate code i different languages. I want: target python 3.6 or ab…

OpenSearch Client Java & Python APIs

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Python clients (dsl and low level) have been released

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Topic		Replies	Views
OpenSearch high level client library for Python (Elasticsearch-DSL equivalent) OpenSearch Client Libraries opensearch-py , clients-general	2	1902	October 14, 2021
Spring data integration OpenSearch discuss	15	14301	December 7, 2022
Open source clients for OpenSearch Announcements	0	624	August 4, 2021
Opensearch.org development OpenDistro	7	1055	April 26, 2021
Opensearch-py-dsl is now available on GitHub! OpenSearch Client Libraries	0	1015	October 13, 2021

OpenSearch Client Java & Python APIs

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