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In ElasticSearch.Net v.5 there is a property Elasticsearch.Net.RequestData.Path which has been deprecated in ElasticSearch.Net v.6. What should I use instead?

LosManos
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If you look at the history in github, Path gets replaced with a more descriptive property, PathAndQuery. If you look at the constructor, both Path and PathAndQuery are set using the CreatePathWithQueryStrings(...) method.

Tim
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  • Thankyou. (I did as you wrote, ahead of posting, but didn't know how far down the rabbit hole I should care to go. I lost stamina at the [commit](https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch-net/pull/3016) where `Path` was dropped and `PathAndQuery` came to life, as I found no explicit clue that they were the same. Had I followed the rabbit into the constructor I would probably not have had to ask.) – LosManos Nov 20 '18 at 06:40