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Bump mongoose from 8.8.1 to 8.8.2 #162

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dependabot[bot] commented 2 weeks ago

Bumps mongoose from 8.8.1 to 8.8.2.

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8.8.2 / 2024-11-18

  • fix(model): handle array filters when casting bulkWrite #15036 #14978
  • fix(model): make diffIndexes() avoid trying to drop default timeseries collection index #15035 #14984
  • fix: save execution stack in query as string #15039 durran
  • types(cursor): correct asyncIterator and asyncDispose for TypeScript with lib: 'esnext' #15038
  • docs(migrating_to_8): add note about removing findByIdAndRemove #15024 dragontaek-lee
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8.8.2 / 2024-11-18

  • fix(model): handle array filters when casting bulkWrite #15036 #14978
  • fix(model): make diffIndexes() avoid trying to drop default timeseries collection index #15035 #14984
  • fix: save execution stack in query as string #15039 durran
  • types(cursor): correct asyncIterator and asyncDispose for TypeScript with lib: 'esnext' #15038
  • docs(migrating_to_8): add note about removing findByIdAndRemove #15024 dragontaek-lee
Commits
  • b34aba6 chore: release 8.8.2
  • f450083 docs(migrating_to_8): add note about removing findByIdAndRemove
  • 445a76d Merge pull request #15038 from Automattic/vkarpov15/gh-14976
  • 93dad98 Merge pull request #15039 from durran/error-stack
  • 85c538d fix: save execution stack in query as string
  • 48407d9 types(cursor): correct asyncIterator and asyncDispose for TypeScript with...
  • 7aba322 Merge pull request #15036 from Automattic/vkarpov15/gh-14978
  • c9cbea0 test: add test showing that bulkWrite strips out keys that arent in schema by...
  • 98edf8b Update test/model.test.js
  • 8799da2 Merge pull request #15035 from Automattic/vkarpov15/gh-14984
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