Feature to specify ES pipeline for a given spreadsheet#86
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From #83
Implemented and tested, both web interface and CLI.
How to use it:
1-Create a ingest pipeline in your Elasticsearch:
Using Kibana:
or cURL:
2- Specify pipeline name using web interface:

Or using CLI:
Sample with dummy data: sample.xlsx
3-Results of
GET clients/_search:If no pipeline is specified, import will proceed normally.