Adjust compatible pysigma version of opensearch backend.#46
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maennel wants to merge 2 commits intoSigmaHQ:mainfrom
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Adjust compatible pysigma version of opensearch backend.#46maennel wants to merge 2 commits intoSigmaHQ:mainfrom
maennel wants to merge 2 commits intoSigmaHQ:mainfrom
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I noticed that the required pysigma version for the
pySigma-backend-opensearchplugin is not aligned with the pysigma requirement in the 1.0.4 version of the pySigma-backend-opensearch project.This PR is an attempt to fix this issue for the OpenSearch backend in this particular instance.
Please note that I don't know about the usual process to keep the
pySigma-plugins-v1.jsonfile updated. Hence, it might be good to describe the process to keep plugin metadata in the README or simply let users know, how to handle such discrepancies.Thank you 💐