[BUG] - special characters like % in index name don't work

[marcohald]

Description Indices like "filebeat-8.10.2-%{[customer]}-merged4-2024.99" could not be opened or deleted The Browser send a request like this when i click on the Index in the Indices tab http://localhost:9200/filebeat-8.10.2-%%7B[customer]%7D-merged4-2024.99/_search Elasticsearch answers with a 404 and this reason : "no such index [filebeat-8.10.2-%7B[customer]}-merged4-2024.99]" The Problem seems to be the % is not encoded but elasticsearch seems to need that to be encoded When I manually request it like that http://localhost:9200/filebeat-8.10.2-%25%7B[customer]%7D-merged4-2024.99/_search it works

Steps To Reproduce List the steps to reproduce your problem:

1. Create a index called "filebeat-8.10.2-%{[customer]}-merged4-2024.99"
2. Open elasticvue
3. Click on indices and then on the index named "filebeat-8.10.2-%{[customer]}-merged4-2024.99"

Environment (please include the following information):

• Elasticsearch version: Opensearch 2.12.0
• Operating system: Windows 10
• Browser + version: Firefox 123.0.1
• Elasticvue version: 1.0.4-stable
• How are you running elasticvue? (docker, browser extension, web app): firefox extension

[cars10]

Hey, i am not able to even create an index with a name like that in any version of elasticsearch. Can you provide details on how to reproduce this?

[BlindB0]

Face the same problem. I have index with "-%y-%m-%d" in name. Fluentd made this by misconfig a long ago and I have to deal with it. So I can push api requests with curl by "index-%25y-%25m-%25d" in url (substitute '%' by '%25'), but elasticvue cannot handle this index.

[cars10]

Fixed in 1.0.9