chore(deps-dev): bump mongodb from 3.3.3 to 4.0.1

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Bumps mongodb from 3.3.3 to 4.0.1.

Release notes

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v4.0.1

The MongoDB Node.js team is pleased to announce version 4.0.1 of the mongodb package!

Release Highlights

This release fixes two small but important bugs from our 4.0.0 release:

• Webpack will no longer throw an error when trying to bundle the driver
• Snapshot sessions will now correctly apply the snapshot time when initiated with a distinct operation

We hope this improves your upgrade experience!

Bug Fixes

• NODE-3199: unable to bundle driver due to uncaught require (#2904) (9e48bbd)
• NODE-3393: snapshot time not applied if distinct executed first (#2908) (7aa3008)
• NODE-3417: allow calling db() before MongoClient is connected (#2889) (51ea86d)

Documentation

• Reference: https://docs.mongodb.com/drivers/node
• API: https://mongodb.github.io/node-mongodb-native/4.0
• Changelog: https://github.com/mongodb/node-mongodb-native/blob/4.0/HISTORY.md

We invite you to try the mongodb library immediately, and report any issues to the NODE project.

v4.0.0

The MongoDB Node.js team is delighted to announce the major version release 4.0.0 of the MongoDB Node.js Driver!

Release Highlights

We finally did it! The major version release of the MongoDB driver is now generally available! This release represents over a year's worth of effort that couldn't have been done without stellar contributions from the community and our Node.js DBX team. We hope you give it a try and are able to upgrade smoothly! :tada:

The biggest news is our migration to Typescript :partying_face: offering first class support of type definitions in the driver itself.

Some cool new MongoDB 5.0 features now supported in the driver are:

• Native support for Time Series Collections
  • Time series collections efficiently store sequences of measurements over a period of time. Compared to normal collections, storing time series data in time series collections improves query efficiency and reduces the disk usage for time series data and secondary indexes
• Snapshot reads on secondaries
  • Support for read concern level "snapshot" (non-speculative) for read commands outside of transactions, including on secondaries. The snapshot reads on secondaries feature allows users to perform analytics with snapshot isolation on dedicated secondaries, including long running snapshot reads.

Below are only the changes since our last beta release, for the full set of breaking changes look at the upgrade guide here and for the full set of new features, take a look here.

⚠ BREAKING CHANGES (since beta.6)

• NODE-3427: remove md5 hashing from GridFS API (#2899) (a488d88)
• NODE-1797: error when ChangeStream used as iterator and emitter concurrently (#2871) (e0b3afe)
• AND MORE!

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Changelog

Sourced from mongodb's changelog.

Changes in 4.x (and how to migrate!)

Hello dear reader, thank you for adopting version 4.x of the MongoDB Node.js driver, from the bottom of our developer hearts we thank you so much for taking the time to upgrade to our latest and greatest offering of a stunning database experience. We hope you enjoy your upgrade experience and this guide gives you all the answers you are searching for. If anything, and we mean anything, hinders your upgrade experience please let us know via JIRA. We know breaking changes are hard but they are sometimes for the best. Anyway, enjoy the guide, see you at the end!

Key Changes

Typescript

We've migrated the driver to Typescript! Users can now harness the power of type hinting and intellisense in editors that support it to develop their MongoDB applications. Even pure JavaScript projects can benefit from the type definitions with the right linting setup. Along with the type hinting there's consistent and helpful docs formatting that editors should be able to display while developing. Recently we migrated our BSON library to TypeScript as well, this version of the driver pulls in that change.

Community Types users (@​types/mongodb)

If you are a user of the community types (@​types/mongodb) there will likely be compilation errors while adopting the types from our codebase. Unfortunately we could not achieve a one to one match in types due to the details of writing the codebase in Typescript vs definitions for the user layer API along with the breaking changes of this major version. Please let us know if there's anything that is a blocker to upgrading on JIRA.

Node.js Version

We now require node 12.9 or greater for version 4 of the driver. If that's outside your support matrix at this time, that's okay! Bug fix support for our 3.x branch will not be ending until summer 2022, which has support going back as far as Node.js v4!

Cursor changes

Affected classes:

• AbstractCursor
• FindCursor
• AggregationCursor
• ChangeStreamCursor
  • This is the underlying cursor for ChangeStream
• ListCollectionsCursor

Our Cursor implementation has been updated to clarify what is possible before and after execution of an operation. Take this example:

const cursor = collection.find({ a: 2.3 }).skip(1);
for await (const doc of cursor) {
  console.log(doc);
  fc.limit(1); // bad.
}

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Commits

• ac52605 chore(release): 4.0.1
• 9e48bbd fix(NODE-3199): unable to bundle driver due to uncaught require (#2904)
• d270610 test(NODE-3412): sync spec tests for serverless testing (#2911)
• 51ea86d fix(NODE-3417): allow calling db() before MongoClient is connected (#2889)
• 7aa3008 fix(NODE-3393): snapshot time not applied if distinct executed first (#2908)
• b67af3c test(NODE-3011): lb support spec test changes (#2906)
• fa4352d test: new test runner changes from lb support (#2901)
• eadeb01 feat(NODE-3419): define MongoRuntimeError children (#2893)
• ead7920 chore(release): 4.0.0
• 17cc291 fix(NODE-3430): watch method types on MongoClient and Db (#2900)
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

Maintainer changes

This version was pushed to npm by dariakp, a new releaser for mongodb since your current version.

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