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Date: Tue, 5 Nov 2024 17:55:14 -0500
Subject: [PATCH] Update _posts/2024-11-05-get-started-with-opensearch-2-18.md

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 **Query data and streamline insights with an updated Discover interface**
 
-A new experimental [Discover](https://opensearch.org/docs/latest/dashboards/discover/index-discover/) interface enhances the query experience and offers greater customization options. The interface allows analysts to collapse unused sections and streamline their workspace. Over the past year, we've gathered valuable feedback from users across OpenSearch's query interfaces, including Piped Processing Language (PPL) in Log Explorer (for observability) and SQL in Query Workbench. In response, we're adding PPL and SQL  as query options in Discover alongside Dashboards Query Language (DQL) and Lucene, allowing analysts to use their preferred query language. We've also improved the data selector and added autocomplete functionality—a highly requested feature. The new experience is available behind a feature flag, which you can enable by navigating to **Dashboards Management**, selecting **Advanced Settings**, and toggling "Enable query enhancements" to ON. We welcome your [feedback on this functionality](https://github.com/opensearch-project/OpenSearch-Dashboards/issues/8813) and will be collecting community input until version 2.21, when the new Discover experience will become generally available. Additionally, we've introduced a new pie chart visualization in VisBuilder for Vega-based visualizations. To try it out, enable "Enable vega transformation in visbuilder" in **Advanced Settings**.
+A new experimental [Discover](https://opensearch.org/docs/latest/dashboards/discover/index-discover/) interface enhances the query experience and offers greater customization options. The interface allows analysts to collapse unused sections and streamline their workspace. Over the past year, we've gathered valuable feedback from users across OpenSearch's query interfaces, including Piped Processing Language (PPL) in Log Explorer (for observability) and SQL in Query Workbench. In response, we're adding PPL and SQL as query options in Discover alongside Dashboards Query Language (DQL) and Lucene, allowing analysts to use their preferred query language. We've also improved the data selector and added autocomplete functionality—a highly requested feature. The new experience is available behind a feature flag, which you can enable by navigating to **Dashboards Management**, selecting **Advanced Settings**, and toggling "Enable query enhancements" to ON. We welcome your [feedback on this functionality](https://github.com/opensearch-project/OpenSearch-Dashboards/issues/8813) and will be collecting community input until version 2.21, when the new Discover experience will become generally available. Additionally, we've introduced a new pie chart visualization in VisBuilder for Vega-based visualizations. To try it out, enable "Enable vega transformation in visbuilder" in **Advanced Settings**.
 
 ## Explore OpenSearch 2.18