Hi team,
I am facing an issue with opensearch dashboards 2.3.0.
I had world countries default vector map with Join field 3166-1alpha-3 Code which was working in OSD 1.2.0 but is not working in OSD 2.3.0.
Kindly can somebody look into this and provide any suggestions.
Attaching screenshots for OSD1.2.0 and OSD2.3.0
Hello @tejashu - I’ve moved this over to the appropriate category. Sounds like you and @shamzeeros are seeing the same issue. I’ve not heard of this reported before - let me ping some of the Dashboards team on it.
3.With custom map and Usa_state vector map and join field as Name . Only Florida is able to map. Attaching the geojson for the custom map which is for USA states got from the source Cartographic Boundary Files - Shapefile
Hi, I’m having a similar issue. My geo data is stored as a string for US states (ie CA, TX, etc) and I can’t get the map visualization to work when setting to ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 Code.
At first I thought the issue was that the geo data technically needed to be stored as “US-CA”, “US-TX”, etc to be an exact match for ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 Codes. But even after doing a static lookup to change the format from, for example, CA to US-CA, it didn’t work.
Sorry if this is a off the mark - I am a new user - but any help is appreciated. Thought it might be the same issue as the original poster had.
Thanks for reporting the issue. We identified the issue and merged fix. I am current working on including this fix in 2.5. If possible, we will backport to 2.4, hence, this will be available in future 2.4 patch version too.
I see that American Samoa, District of Columbia, Guam, United States Virgin Island are not part of the default vector map of United States in OpenSearch-dashboards. The geojson file is as below:
Hi @tejashu ,
We don’t have plans to update any of existing geojson at this moment, i will create a ticket in Github for follow up.
In the meantime, have you tried custom import vector map from Region map? You can use this feature to build your own map, and join with your index pattern.