EQL: Introduce repeatable queries (#75082)#78450
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Allow individual queries within a sequence to be ran multiple times through using the [runs=number] construct as a suffix without having to redeclare the query. sequence queryA [runs=2] queryB queryC [runs=3] queryD is the same as: sequence queryA queryA queryB queryC queryC queryC queryD but more concise. (cherry picked from commit c7ef3a6)
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Unrelated CI builds - seem to be addressed by #78452 |
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Backport for #75082 |
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Allow individual queries within a sequence to be ran multiple times
through using the [runs=number] construct as a suffix without
having to redeclare the query.
sequence
queryA [runs=2]
queryB
queryC [runs=3]
queryD
is the same as:
sequence
queryA
queryA
queryB
queryC
queryC
queryC
queryD
but more concise.
(cherry picked from commit c7ef3a6)