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For example if I have 10 indices with similar names and they all alias to test-index, how would I get test-index-1 test-index-2 test-index-3 test-index-4, test-index-5, test-index-6, test-index-7, test-index-8, test-index-9, and test-index-10 to all point to the mapping in use currently when you to a GET /test-index/_mapping?

Justin Reddick
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  • I initially misunderstood your problem. What is wrong with the response that you get with `GET /test-index/_mapping` exactly? – glenacota Feb 07 '20 at 18:02

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Not sure what you define as 'unified' mapping - but you can always use wildcards in mapping request. For example : /test-inde*/_mapping would give mapping of all indices in that pattern .

Nirmal
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    This is the way I originally intended the problem. But then I realized he said that he's already using an alias `test-index` for all those indices, and he reported the command that I would expect as correct for getting all the mappings - i.e., `GET /test-index/_mapping`. My feeling is that he'd like to get all mappings merged into a single one associated to the alias, which, AFAIK, is just not possible – glenacota Feb 08 '20 at 07:56