# Scenario Outline: Ingest the r3-record with geo-shape and Index in the Elastic Search
# When I ingest records with the <recordFile> with <acl> for a given <kind>
# Then I should be able search <number> documents for the <index> by bounding box query with points (<top_left_latitude>, <top_left_longitude>) and (<bottom_right_latitude>, <bottom_right_longitude>) on field <field>
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# Examples:
# | kind | recordFile | number | index | acl | field | top_left_latitude | top_left_longitude | bottom_right_latitude | bottom_right_longitude |
# Scenario Outline: Ingest the r3-record with arrays of objects and hints in schema and Index in the Elastic Search
# When I ingest records with the <recordFile> with <acl> for a given <kind>
# Then I should be able search <number> documents for the <index> by nested <path> and properties (<first_nested_field>, <first_nested_value>) and (<second_nested_field>, <second_nested_value>)
# Then I should be able search <number> documents for the <index> by flattened inner properties (<flattened_inner_field>, <flattened_inner_value>)
# Then I should get <object_inner_field> in response, without hints in schema for the <index> that present in the <recordFile> with <acl> for a given <kind>
Scenario Outline: Ingest the r3-record with geo-shape and Index in the Elastic Search
When I ingest records with the <recordFile> with <acl> for a given <kind>
Then I should be able search <number> documents for the <index> by bounding box query with points (<top_left_latitude>, <top_left_longitude>) and (<bottom_right_latitude>, <bottom_right_longitude>) on field <field>
Scenario Outline: Ingest the r3-record with arrays of objects and hints in schema and Index in the Elastic Search
When I ingest records with the <recordFile> with <acl> for a given <kind>
Then I should be able search <number> documents for the <index> by nested <path> and properties (<first_nested_field>, <first_nested_value>) and (<second_nested_field>, <second_nested_value>)
Then I should be able search <number> documents for the <index> by flattened inner properties (<flattened_inner_field>, <flattened_inner_value>)
Then I should get <object_inner_field> in response, without hints in schema for the <index> that present in the <recordFile> with <acl> for a given <kind>