sanitize cli namespace
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elastic sanitize --help
Sanitize values for safe use in Elasticsearch
index-nameSanitize an Elasticsearch index or alias name
snapshot-nameSanitize an Elasticsearch snapshot name
data-stream-typeSanitize a data stream type component
data-stream-datasetSanitize a data stream dataset component
data-stream-namespaceSanitize a data stream namespace component
field-nameSanitize a mapping field name
pipeline-nameSanitize an ingest pipeline name
repository-nameSanitize a snapshot repository name
--dry-run-
validate all inputs and exit without performing any action (preview changes without applying them)