Ari Hershowitz

An alternate, or additional feature would be to add the label next to the commit message. Something like: - Add support for custom sections #313 [feature-request]

@jonquandt, this is great! Is there a way to make sure these are as up to date as the notifications here: https://www.archives.gov/federal-register/laws/current.html ? Timeliness is important for our application (at...

Just bumping this issue again, as I'm updating our scraper to work with the *very useful* `textVersions` field in the `BILLSTATUS` documents. That document also now has the `laws` field....

Apparently, the information is available even more timely here: https://listserv.gsa.gov/cgi-bin/wa.exe?A0=PUBLAWS-L

@llaplant Thanks!

Maybe continue to check both sources and perform a duplicate check before updating billstatus? It's not highest priority, since the data is not incorrect, just redundant.

Is there any 'official' JDBC importer for ES5? If not, the ES team should really consider supporting or integrating this library.

Thanks for the quick response. I recall the native ES solutions did not work for my purpose (importing from SQL Server on Windows under Elasticsearch 1.7). Perhaps it didn't handle...

The Ruby dependency alone would make me want to avoid Logstash on Windows; as you describe the multiple translations steps (SQL -> Ruby ->JDBC) suggest many possible barriers to successfully...

Following @jprante's notes above, I used logstash to import from MS SQL Server to ES5. It did require installing Ruby, but it worked, even with a rather complex analysis mapping,...