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Once I was working on a project that used ElasticSearch. I was changing some things in a list page and noticed that the results were pretty random.
After maybe 2 or 3 days trying to understand what's going on, I discovered my local ES config had the default cluster name and open in the network, so it automatically created a cluster with a colleague machine and I was seeing his data.
I don't think it was the bug I spent more time, but it's one I dont forget.
Now that I think about it, it's pretty funny, but it was definitely not at the time. ;)
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Once I was working on a project that used ElasticSearch. I was changing some things in a list page and noticed that the results were pretty random.
After maybe 2 or 3 days trying to understand what's going on, I discovered my local ES config had the default cluster name and open in the network, so it automatically created a cluster with a colleague machine and I was seeing his data.
I don't think it was the bug I spent more time, but it's one I dont forget.
Now that I think about it, it's pretty funny, but it was definitely not at the time. ;)