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Support ability to create a visualization without an existing index pattern object #56238
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Pinging @elastic/kibana-app (Team:KibanaApp) |
The title of this issue is definitely the goal, but it isn't very clear to me how we would get there. Visualizations depend heavily on the index pattern service. |
I was thinking about in the context of #55842 Either feature I understand would be a huge effort and the priority of either one inside of Lens is up in the air atm. |
Okay, if this is Lens-specific then there is actually a datasource selector that is going to be present at a higher level than the index pattern selector. What you are seeing is rendered within the Index Pattern data source. |
I marked this as blocked, since most of this would depend on having better index pattern APIs that allow us to use "ad hoc" index patterns. |
Ad hoc index patterns have been available for some time but the interface has been so indirect as to make it unclear. Part of the refactoring work is to make I think most of the work will be in the visualization, determining whether an index pattern reference is ad hoc or not. |
Need to write a better summary but this PR has the bulk of the index pattern refactor. #77791 Example -
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Closing in favor of #67711. |
I think this fits into the "Time to visualize" efforts (#51318)
It's been talked about before but I couldn't find an issue. This would allow users to skip the step of creating an index pattern object before creating a visualization. Something like:
This ties into the generic data source concept as well, since it'd probably be nice to allow the user to type in/edit EQL inside Lens rather than navigate to "index patterns" (or if we renamed it "data sources") .
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