{"push_id":1536123217,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/master","head":"0d647373ce431e77e4a96cca86754840c430ef00","before":"81239104280d43559eb170b1b4cf585c44469a4a","commits":[{"sha":"0d647373ce431e77e4a96cca86754840c430ef00","author":{"name":"Tudor Golubenco","email":"a99951ac11171565be8b87d3ccf8aa488fff086b@elastic.co"},"message":"Make -setup load the Beat dashboards (#3506)\n\nWith this change, `filebeat -setup` loads the sample Kibana dashboards,\r\nbeing the rough equivalent of running: `scripts/import_dashboards && filebeat`.\r\nThis works for all Beats, not only Filebeat. The `import_dashboards` program\r\nis kept for now, to avoid braking compatibility. Code wise, the two share\r\nmost of the code, which was separated in a sub-package.\r\n\r\nAll flags available for the `import_dashboard` are available as go-ucfg options.\r\nFor example, to load the dashboards from a directory you can do:\r\n\r\n    filebeat -e -setup -E \"dashboards.dir=_meta/kibana\"\r\n\r\nOr do load the snapshot version of the dashboards:\r\n\r\n    filebeat -e -setup -E \"dashboards.snapshot=true\"\r\n\r\nThis also changes the pipeline loading to happen automatically regardless of\r\nwhether `-setup` was used or not.\r\n\r\nPart of #3159.\r\n\r\nContains updates for the docs and changelog.","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/elastic/beats/commits/0d647373ce431e77e4a96cca86754840c430ef00"}]}
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