Only log error (don't also index it) if xpack is enabled. #12353
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…) (#12379) * Only log error (don't also index it) if xpack is enabled. * Adding CHANGELOG entry
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When
xpack.enabled: trueis set on a stack module, the expectation is that the user won't see anymetricbeat-*indices. Instead users expect to see.monitoring-*indices.However, metricbeat indexes errors into
metricbeat-*indices. So in an error situation whenxpack.enabled: trueis set, we don't want to index errors but just log them. That's what this PR fixes for thekibana/statsmetricset.Equivalent of #12265 but for 7.1 (see #12265 (comment) for rationale).