hide ML presets for version2.17 and before #497
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Description
[Hide ML processor presets and expose only neural processor presets for version <= 2.17]
Issues Resolved
Currently we are building for versions 2.19+ and support latest processors, including ML processors and core processors. For versions before 2.17, we need to hide all the ML processor related presets, and expose only neural processor related presets. These includes:
Hybrid Search, Semantic Search and Multimodal search
. For versions greater than 2.19+, we will keep all the current presets we have.Clarification:
The ML processor presets include
Semantic Search, Hybrid Search, RAG, Multimodal Search, Sentiment Analysis
. The Neural processor presets includeHybrid Search, Semantic Search and Multimodal Search
. However, although neural processor presets share the same name and use case, they are separate standalone presets using neural search processors.Mark this PR as
DRAFT
because I am still figuring out how to get the Open Search backend version from the flow framework plugin.Check List
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