Kibana version: 7.0
Elasticsearch version: 7.0
Server OS version: MacOSX
Browser version: Chrome
Browser OS version: MacOSX
Original install method (e.g. download page, yum, from source, etc.): master
Describe the bug: Trial license does expire after 30 days. But the Monitoring page > when you click on clusters> Trial License link, the . sub text shows that
Your Trial license is active
Your license will never expire.
Trial License does expire after 30 days and can be extended via the management license page.
Screenshots (if relevant):

@pickypg / @tsullivan
Can we confirm when this bug was introduced?
I confirmed the same bug is in the latest 6.4.0 snapshot build from July 25 (yesterday).
But the latest 6.3.3 snapshot is different (not broken);

Also, when you click the link in 6.3.3 it takes you to this page which shows the correct trial license expiration;

Now that we have a License Management section, can we remove license information from Monitoring entirely?
Remember that Monitoring may be showing a different cluster.
@pickypg Can the license link in monitoring just link to the license management now? What's stopping us from doing that?
I think this commit caused the issue.
We're sending this information for the license:
license: {
status: licenseStatus,
type: licenseType,
expiry_date_in_millis: licenseExpiry
},
but the UI is expecting a expiry_date field.
Can the license link in monitoring just link to the license management now?
Sometimes. If the cluster being monitored is the same cluster as the cluster associated with the rest of Kibana, then we can. If it鈥檚 not, then we cannot.