[Bug] Task Log not displayed after hitting submit

[nicpenning]

Request Type

Bug

Work Environment

Question	Answer
OS version (server)	Ubuntu
OS version (client)	10
Virtualized Env.	True
Dedicated RAM	8 GB
vCPU	8
TheHive version / git hash	4.1.6
Package Type	DEB
Database	Cassandra
Index type	Elasticsearch
Attachments storage	Local
Browser type & version	Chrome 91.0.4472.101 (Official Build) (64-bit)

Problem Description

Task logs are no longer populating immediately after submission. The page needs to be refreshed before the new task log that was created can be seen.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Go to tasks
2. Click Add New Task Log
3. Click Add Log
4. Watch the the log does not appear

Possible Solutions

When the user clicks on add log then immediately display the task so the user knows that the task log was successfully added.

Complementary information

Here is a demonstration of trying to create the task log and it not showing up. After about 5 seconds I click on the refresh button in the browser to then show that the task log was created.

[nicpenning]

Ahh, looks like I am really late on this. This is a duplicate of:
#1977

This can be closed or deleted as needed.

[nadouani]

This is completely weird, as I don't reproduce it :( Let me try it again.

[nadouani]

@nicpenning what version of ES do you use here? Just to make sure I try to reproduce it with the exact same environment

[nicpenning]

I have Elasticsearch 7.12.1.

Working on upgrading to 7.13.1.

This same behavior happened in 4.1.5.

Anything else you might need?

[nicpenning]

I figured out that if the Live Stream on the right hand side is open, then the task is shown right away when the task is added. However, if the Live Stream is not open on the right hand side, then it will not show the task log after hitting complete.

[nicpenning]

@nadouani We have found that this same behavior occurs on adding observables as well.

The observable does not show until you refresh the page. Or if you have the Live Stream open on the right, then it will immediately show when the observable gets created.

[nicpenning]

Also, I can confirm this same activity happens with Creating New Tasks in Cases.

[Canon88]

Also, I can confirm this same activity happens with Creating New Tasks in Cases.

I had the same problem

[nicpenning]

This is resolved by a configuration change found here: #1977 (comment)

[nicpenning]

Closing as this is duplicate and it can be resolved by adding this configuration setting (as noted above in the original post):

db.janusgraph.index.search.elasticsearch.bulk-refresh=wait_for