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Fix OpenSearch username/password env fallback in examples - #39110

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Fix OpenSearch username/password env fallback in examples#39110
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Description

  • Fixes OpenSearch notebook examples that used bitwise OR for credential fallback.
  • Replaces username | os.getenv(...) and password | os.getenv(...) with or so fallback to environment variables works correctly.
  • Prevents TypeError when username/password are strings or None in:
    • examples/notebooks/beam-ml/rag_usecase/opensearch_connector.py
    • examples/notebooks/beam-ml/rag_usecase/opensearch_enrichment.py

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a bug in the OpenSearch notebook examples where bitwise OR operators were mistakenly used for credential fallback. By switching to logical OR, the code now correctly defaults to environment variables when explicit credentials are not provided, ensuring robust authentication handling.

Highlights

  • Corrected credential fallback logic: Replaced incorrect bitwise OR operators (|) with logical OR operators (or) for OpenSearch username and password fallback to environment variables.
  • Prevention of TypeErrors: Fixed potential TypeError exceptions that occurred when attempting to use bitwise operations on string or None types.
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This pull request corrects a logical error in both opensearch_connector.py and opensearch_enrichment.py where the bitwise OR operator (|) was incorrectly used instead of the logical or operator to assign fallback values for the OpenSearch username and password from environment variables. There are no review comments, so I have no feedback to provide.

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hoang-shyftplan deleted the fix/opensearch-auth-fallback branch June 25, 2026 17:38
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