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[7.x] [ML] Use event.timezone instead of beat.timezone in file upload (#58447) #58463

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Expand Up @@ -148,17 +148,17 @@ function populateFailures(error, failures, chunkCount) {
}
}

// The file structure endpoint sets the timezone to be {{ beat.timezone }}
// The file structure endpoint sets the timezone to be {{ event.timezone }}
// as that's the variable Filebeat would send the client timezone in.
// In this data import function the UI is effectively performing the role of Filebeat,
// i.e. doing basic parsing, processing and conversion to JSON before forwarding to the ingest pipeline.
// But it's not sending every single field that Filebeat would add, so the ingest pipeline
// cannot look for a beat.timezone variable in each input record.
// Therefore we need to replace {{ beat.timezone }} with the actual browser timezone
// cannot look for a event.timezone variable in each input record.
// Therefore we need to replace {{ event.timezone }} with the actual browser timezone
function updatePipelineTimezone(ingestPipeline) {
if (ingestPipeline !== undefined && ingestPipeline.processors && ingestPipeline.processors) {
const dateProcessor = ingestPipeline.processors.find(
p => p.date !== undefined && p.date.timezone === '{{ beat.timezone }}'
p => p.date !== undefined && p.date.timezone === '{{ event.timezone }}'
);

if (dateProcessor) {
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