Mongoose updateOne (without using $set) set array of subdocs to [] (erase every subdocs in array)
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Example:
a document in User collection:
name: 'Foo', //type string
address: [5bf2d3008af5910530e83a64, 5bf2d3008af5910530e83a64] //[{type ObjectId ref 'Address'}]
After exec User.updateOne : //with req.body.name = 'Bar'
document:
name: 'Bar',
address:
ps: I dont want to use $set when it automatically add 'null' to every empty fields
arrays mongodb mongoose
asked Nov 19 at 16:04
Hai Nguyen
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Example:
a document in User collection:
name: 'Foo', //type string
address: [5bf2d3008af5910530e83a64, 5bf2d3008af5910530e83a64] //[{type ObjectId ref 'Address'}]
After exec User.updateOne : //with req.body.name = 'Bar'
document:
name: 'Bar',
address:
ps: I dont want to use $set when it automatically add 'null' to every empty fields
arrays mongodb mongoose
asked Nov 19 at 16:04
Hai Nguyen
112
Can you please stop prefixing your questions here with "Bug?" because none of them will be such a thing anyway. Show your schema and the actual update. More to the point, show a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example that reproduces your issue and the expected result of your actions. Bugs in widely used software are very rare, and typically only in edge cases and not in common patterns. Problems with the "keyboard to chair interface" are really quite common.
– Neil Lunn
Nov 20 at 1:46
Thank you for your instruction
– Hai Nguyen
Nov 20 at 12:00
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Example:
a document in User collection:
name: 'Foo', //type string
address: [5bf2d3008af5910530e83a64, 5bf2d3008af5910530e83a64] //[{type ObjectId ref 'Address'}]
After exec User.updateOne : //with req.body.name = 'Bar'
document:
name: 'Bar',
address:
ps: I dont want to use $set when it automatically add 'null' to every empty fields
arrays mongodb mongoose
asked Nov 19 at 16:04
Hai Nguyen
112
Example:
a document in User collection:
name: 'Foo', //type string
address: [5bf2d3008af5910530e83a64, 5bf2d3008af5910530e83a64] //[{type ObjectId ref 'Address'}]
After exec User.updateOne : //with req.body.name = 'Bar'
document:
name: 'Bar',
address:
ps: I dont want to use $set when it automatically add 'null' to every empty fields
arrays mongodb mongoose
arrays mongodb mongoose
asked Nov 19 at 16:04
Hai Nguyen
112
asked Nov 19 at 16:04
Hai Nguyen
112
edited Nov 20 at 11:57
asked Nov 19 at 16:04
Hai Nguyen
112
asked Nov 19 at 16:04
Hai Nguyen
112
asked Nov 19 at 16:04
Hai Nguyen
112
112
Can you please stop prefixing your questions here with "Bug?" because none of them will be such a thing anyway. Show your schema and the actual update. More to the point, show a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example that reproduces your issue and the expected result of your actions. Bugs in widely used software are very rare, and typically only in edge cases and not in common patterns. Problems with the "keyboard to chair interface" are really quite common.
– Neil Lunn
Nov 20 at 1:46
Thank you for your instruction
– Hai Nguyen
Nov 20 at 12:00
add a comment |
Can you please stop prefixing your questions here with "Bug?" because none of them will be such a thing anyway. Show your schema and the actual update. More to the point, show a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example that reproduces your issue and the expected result of your actions. Bugs in widely used software are very rare, and typically only in edge cases and not in common patterns. Problems with the "keyboard to chair interface" are really quite common.
– Neil Lunn
Nov 20 at 1:46
Thank you for your instruction
– Hai Nguyen
Nov 20 at 12:00
Can you please stop prefixing your questions here with "Bug?" because none of them will be such a thing anyway. Show your schema and the actual update. More to the point, show a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example that reproduces your issue and the expected result of your actions. Bugs in widely used software are very rare, and typically only in edge cases and not in common patterns. Problems with the "keyboard to chair interface" are really quite common.
– Neil Lunn
Nov 20 at 1:46
Can you please stop prefixing your questions here with "Bug?" because none of them will be such a thing anyway. Show your schema and the actual update. More to the point, show a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example that reproduces your issue and the expected result of your actions. Bugs in widely used software are very rare, and typically only in edge cases and not in common patterns. Problems with the "keyboard to chair interface" are really quite common.
– Neil Lunn
Nov 20 at 1:46
Thank you for your instruction
– Hai Nguyen
Nov 20 at 12:00
Thank you for your instruction
– Hai Nguyen
Nov 20 at 12:00
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Mongoose's $set should not unset or reset any field that you did not instruct it to. Can you share your update operation statement?
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Mongoose's $set should not unset or reset any field that you did not instruct it to. Can you share your update operation statement?
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Mongoose's $set should not unset or reset any field that you did not instruct it to. Can you share your update operation statement?
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Mongoose's $set should not unset or reset any field that you did not instruct it to. Can you share your update operation statement?
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Mongoose's $set should not unset or reset any field that you did not instruct it to. Can you share your update operation statement?
answered Nov 20 at 20:02
shmit
42738
answered Nov 20 at 20:02
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answered Nov 20 at 20:02
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answered Nov 20 at 20:02
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Can you please stop prefixing your questions here with "Bug?" because none of them will be such a thing anyway. Show your schema and the actual update. More to the point, show a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example that reproduces your issue and the expected result of your actions. Bugs in widely used software are very rare, and typically only in edge cases and not in common patterns. Problems with the "keyboard to chair interface" are really quite common.
– Neil Lunn
Nov 20 at 1:46
Thank you for your instruction
– Hai Nguyen
Nov 20 at 12:00