[FEATURE] Document OPENSEARCH_JAVA_HOME

[reta]

Signed-off-by: Andriy Redko [email protected]

Description

Documents usage of the OPENSEARCH_JAVA_HOME environment variable

Issues Resolved

Closes #396

Check List

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[reta]

@stockholmux @dblock the last one, documentation updates :)

[Naarcha-AWS]

@reta , we recently added a DCO check that requires you to sign off your commits. For information on how to fix your commit, refer to this page.

[reta]

@reta , we recently added a DCO check that requires you to sign off your commits. For information on how to fix your commit, refer to this page.

Huhh .. It is signed but committing Github changes breaks it ... I will fix that ...

[Naarcha-AWS]

@reta , we recently added a DCO check that requires you to sign off your commits. For information on how to fix your commit, refer to this page.

Huhh .. It is signed but committing Github changes breaks it ... I will fix that ...

@reta: You need to sign every commit you make to OpenSearch docs. It looks like by commiting my suggestion, GitHub signed on my behalf but didn't sign on yours [Which is odd]. A fast fix would be to close this PR, open a new branch, and then open a new PR with a signed commit.

I'm going to investigate a workaround for committing suggestions.

[keithhc2]

I'll check in with our devs and see when we can merge in this PR. Thanks @reta!

[reta]

@keithhc2 thank you, just to save you some time (hopefully): the change is for 1.3.0+