[8.1] HSEARCH-5453 Upgrade Elasticsearch client to 9.1.2 / HSEARCH-5454 Test against the latest Elasticsearch 9.1.2

Jenkinsfile

@@ -260,9 +260,9 @@ stage('Configure') {
 					new LocalElasticsearchBuildEnvironment(version: '8.16.1', condition: TestCondition.ON_DEMAND),
 					new LocalElasticsearchBuildEnvironment(version: '8.17.6', condition: TestCondition.ON_DEMAND),
 					new LocalElasticsearchBuildEnvironment(version: '8.18.4', condition: TestCondition.ON_DEMAND),
-					new LocalElasticsearchBuildEnvironment(version: '8.19.0', condition: TestCondition.AFTER_MERGE),
+					new LocalElasticsearchBuildEnvironment(version: '8.19.2', condition: TestCondition.AFTER_MERGE),
 					new LocalElasticsearchBuildEnvironment(version: '9.0.4', condition: TestCondition.ON_DEMAND),
-					new LocalElasticsearchBuildEnvironment(version: '9.1.1', condition: TestCondition.BEFORE_MERGE, isDefault: true),
+					new LocalElasticsearchBuildEnvironment(version: '9.1.2', condition: TestCondition.BEFORE_MERGE, isDefault: true),
 					// IMPORTANT: Make sure to update the documentation for any newly supported Elasticsearch versions
 					//            See version.org.elasticsearch.compatible.expected.text
 					//            and version.org.elasticsearch.compatible.regularly-tested.text in POMs.

bom/platform-common/pom.xml

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
 
         <!-- These versions will be checked against the ones resolved by Maven for the project in the enforcer rule -->
         <version.bom.org.hibernate.orm>7.1.0.Final</version.bom.org.hibernate.orm>
-        <version.bom.org.elasticsearch.client>9.1.1</version.bom.org.elasticsearch.client>
+        <version.bom.org.elasticsearch.client>9.1.2</version.bom.org.elasticsearch.client>
         <version.bom.software.amazon.awssdk>2.32.10</version.bom.software.amazon.awssdk>
         <version.bom.io.smallrye>3.3.1</version.bom.io.smallrye>
         <version.bom.org.jboss.logging.processor>3.0.4.Final</version.bom.org.jboss.logging.processor>

build/container/search-backend/elastic.Dockerfile

@@ -5,4 +5,4 @@
 #  * update `version.org.elasticsearch.latest` property in a POM file.
 #  * update the tags for 'elasticsearch-current' and 'elasticsearch-next' builds in ci/dependency-update/Jenkinsfile
 #
-FROM docker.io/elastic/elasticsearch:9.1.1
+FROM docker.io/elastic/elasticsearch:9.1.2

build/parents/build/pom.xml

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@
         <!-- >>> Elasticsearch -->
         <!-- The version of the Elasticsearch client used by Hibernate Search, independently of the version of the remote cluster -->
         <!-- Use the latest open-source version here. Currently, low-level clients are open-source even in 8.5+ -->
-        <version.org.elasticsearch.client>9.1.1</version.org.elasticsearch.client>
+        <version.org.elasticsearch.client>9.1.2</version.org.elasticsearch.client>
         <!-- The main compatible version of Elasticsearch, advertised by default. Used in documentation links. -->
         <version.org.elasticsearch.compatible.main>${version.org.elasticsearch.latest}</version.org.elasticsearch.compatible.main>
         <documentation.org.elasticsearch.url>https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/${parsed-version.org.elasticsearch.compatible.main.majorVersion}.${parsed-version.org.elasticsearch.compatible.main.minorVersion}</documentation.org.elasticsearch.url>

pom.xml

@@ -389,7 +389,7 @@
 
         <!-- Container images for various integration tests -->
         <!-- The latest version of Elasticsearch tested against by default -->
-        <version.org.elasticsearch.latest>9.1.1</version.org.elasticsearch.latest>
+        <version.org.elasticsearch.latest>9.1.2</version.org.elasticsearch.latest>
         <test.elasticsearch.version></test.elasticsearch.version>
         <test.elasticsearch.distribution>elastic</test.elasticsearch.distribution>