I have a bigger document and I would like to return just 2 fields for example the suburb and the name, however, suburb is inside another object called address.

I can make it work by sending this to ES (I'm using version 1.4.5)

{
	"fields": ["address.suburb", "name"]
}

However, I can't make it work on ElasticLinq.
I believe this is doable and I'm just querying it incorrectly.

If I have this classes (for example, my ES document as mentioned before is much bigger) :

public class Customer {
    public string Name {get;set;}
    public bool Active {get;set;}
    public Address Address {get;set;}
}

public class Address {
    public string Street {get;set;}
    public string Suburb {get;set;}
}

How could I select it on ElasticLinq?

I've tried this and many other similar variations, but it does not generate the proper query and returns a bad request.

var result = context.Query<Customer>
                   .Select(x => new {Name = x.Name, Suburb = x.Address.Suburb});

I've even tried to change Address to IQueryable and select inside of it (similar to the Any examples some people use to query nested itens in the Where clause) but I couldn't make it work either.

Is this doable at all in the current version?

Cheers