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Zero-config MongoDB runner. Starts a replica set with no non-Node dependencies, not even MongoDB.
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npm install run-rs -g
run-rs -v 4.0.0 --shell
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QUESTION
I'm running a spring boot 2.4.3 app and I have a mongodb 4 cluster which supports transactions(I run it locally using run-rs). I'm also using spring data mongodb. I'm trying to integrate mongock(latest version - 4.3.8) for db migrations but I face a problem, which I can't resolve. As we know the the latest version of mongock is using transactions by default. I have the following changeset which just creates a mongodb collection for one of my entities.
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Answered 2021-Apr-15 at 12:29As you have mentioned, MongoDB transaction model has some limitations. Please see official MongoDB documentation.
Having that into account, you cannot wrap that operation in a transaction, so you cannot use it in a standard ChangeLog, if you are using transactions.
However, the good new i that, as always :D, Mongock team thought about it and will provide a mechanism for pre-transactions operations.
We expect to have a release candidate ready around June. However, if this is an urgent need, please send us an email to dev@cloudyrock.io
and we'll try to find a solution.
QUESTION
I am using mongoose transactions for the first time. Following the documentation and some articles, I was able to get it running using run-rs for local replicas. However, I encountered two issues,
- Even though the transaction reflects on the replica sets, mongoose always throws the error MongoError: No transaction started. I have tried checking for solutions but can't find any to solve this problem.
- Upon successful completion of the transaction, there's another async function that is meant to send notification emails. However, I realized that somehow, this notification email function runs before the transaction occurs, then the transaction function runs second. I am guessing this might have to do with promises, correct me if I am wrong.
Here's what the two functions look like.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-20 at 17:26You seem to be missing the actual start of a transaction. Adding the following to your code should fix the issue:
QUESTION
I want to use transactions with mongoose, therefore I installed run-rs to test it in the development stage. According to guides like this one https://medium.com/cashpositive/the-hitchhikers-guide-to-mongodb-transactions-with-mongoose-5bf8a6e22033 run-rs starts it on the localhost. When I run run-rs -v 4.2.5 --keep --shell
to start the replica-set via the terminal it says: Started replica set on "mongodb://DESKTOP-U9IDO6F:27017,DESKTOP-U9IDO6F:27018,DESKTOP-U9IDO6F:27019?replicaSet=rs". Why is it saying DESKTOP for me instead of localhost and how would I connect to it in mongoose.connect()?
I tried the following in my index.js:
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Answered 2020-Apr-08 at 13:56replace:
QUESTION
I'm already many hours on this and I can't find a solution.
I'm using Node/Express and trying to run a Mongoose (^5.2.0)
findOne with transactions. For the database, I'm running it in memory, with run-rs.
The collection is being previously populated with a valid document, which I can find using mongo shell:
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Answered 2019-Jan-08 at 16:20Try to change
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