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Enable count (or other search types) #6
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@jsvd is there a way to do this now? All i can think of is creating an aggregation so then we can access the total buckets. Which is a workaround that requires more work from an Elasticsearch standpoint. |
This seems to be related to #89 as the count is just another search type. |
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Currently, we can only get the results of a query as returned in the
hits
array. It would be convenient to at least be able to specify just a count, or possibly other search types.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: