fix client util escape function casting int, float to a string #1
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client util escape function casting int, float to a string but it should keep it as the passed value since it causes exceptions to be raised like in opensearchpy.client.OpenSearch.delete_by_query when passing the field as a normal parameter for the function. Signed-off-by: Firas rabaia <44394489+firas-rabaia@users.noreply.github.com>
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Description
client util escape function casting int, float to a string but it should keep it as the passed value since it causes exceptions to be raised like in opensearchpy.client.OpenSearch.delete_by_query when passing the field as a normal parameter for the function.
Issues Resolved
_ Closes opensearch-project#816 _
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