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How to apply `filter_path` when using `scroll` API?
See original GitHub issueI have documents of type page with two fields: url and content. I want to search in both url and content values but I want to get only url in my results. It can be done using filter_path param when using search API. But I need to use scroll API to get bigger number of results. But result of scroll API contains content values too.
How can I force scroll API to return required fields only?
Thank you.
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- Created 6 years ago
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Oh, sorry, I was wrong. I can use
filter_pathwith no problem when usingscrollAPI. Why you recommend to use scan instead of search?@HonzaKral i am facing one more problem while using source filtering, i cant get the value in nested source, using filter_path im able to do that.