In part A of my application I build a bunch of aggregations for later possible use in a query like this:
from elasticsearch_dsl import A
a = A("terms", field="some_field", size=10)
In part B of the application, I want to change the size of these aggregations and preferably without accessing private member variables. I know that this works:
a._params["size"] = value_from_user_input
But it's not pretty and raises the linter. Is there another way?
I tried:
- looking at
elasticsearch_dsl.aggsbut got lost in the levels of abstraction and reflection - saving only the params of the aggregation and instantiating them later. That is difficult however, since the aggregations are usually more complex than the example above and/or get nested inside other aggregations.
