Deprecation warning for positional arguments in ElasticSearch Python module

[drotheram]

from elastic/elasticsearch-py#1698:

Which APIs are effected?

All APIs will emit deprecation warnings for positional argument use in 7.15.0.

The following APIs will start emitting deprecation warnings regarding the body parameters. This list may change leading up to the 7.15.0 release.

search
index
create
update
scroll
clear_scroll
search_mvt
indices.create

The following APIs will start emitting deprecation warnings regarding doc_type parameters.

nodes.hot_threads
license.post_start_trial

What is being deprecated?

Starting in 7.15.0 the following features will be deprecated and are scheduled for removal in 9.0.0:
Positional arguments for APIs are deprecated

Using keyword arguments has always been recommended when using the client but now starting in 7.15.0 using any positional arguments will emit a deprecation warning.

✅ Supported usage:

es.search(index="index", ...)

❌ Deprecated usage:

es.search("index", ...)

[drotheram]

This affects most *_postgres2es.py scripts but should be a simple fix.

Example:
dsra_postgres2es.py Line 46:
if es.indices.exists("opendrr_" + view):
will have to change to:
if es.indices.exists(index="opendrr_" + view):

[jvanulde]

@drotheram can we update this issue please. Either reassign to current milestone or put it in the backlog.

[drotheram]

Let's backlog this for now