Upgrade Mongoose to version 5
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I'm currently using Mongoose version 4.4.5 for my MEAN stack application. I need to update Mongoose to version 5 or higher to resolve an issue where Mongoose versions prior to 5.0 are incorrectly matched for MongoDB 3.6. MongoDB 3.6 changed the aggregate API from "cursor optional" to "cursor only", and older mongoose versions break this by trying to invoke a deprecated way to ask for an array in response. Since I'm using MongoDB version 4.0.2, this version of MongoDB also makes the cursor option a requirement for the aggregate API.
I'm unable to find specific guidance on how to upgrade Mongoose to version 5.0 using npm. I could use
npm update mongoose@5.0.0
but need to specific guidance on what else I need to do to make sure the new mongoose version correctly connects to MongoDB, that all the schemas and models defined for my current mongoose version transition seamlessly to the new mongoose.
Can someone please provide this guidance? I've never done this before and can't find specific steps anywhere online.
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asked Jan 16 at 17:19
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I'm currently using Mongoose version 4.4.5 for my MEAN stack application. I need to update Mongoose to version 5 or higher to resolve an issue where Mongoose versions prior to 5.0 are incorrectly matched for MongoDB 3.6. MongoDB 3.6 changed the aggregate API from "cursor optional" to "cursor only", and older mongoose versions break this by trying to invoke a deprecated way to ask for an array in response. Since I'm using MongoDB version 4.0.2, this version of MongoDB also makes the cursor option a requirement for the aggregate API.
I'm unable to find specific guidance on how to upgrade Mongoose to version 5.0 using npm. I could use
npm update mongoose@5.0.0
but need to specific guidance on what else I need to do to make sure the new mongoose version correctly connects to MongoDB, that all the schemas and models defined for my current mongoose version transition seamlessly to the new mongoose.
Can someone please provide this guidance? I've never done this before and can't find specific steps anywhere online.
node.js mongodb
asked Jan 16 at 17:19
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I couldn't find this linked in the current Mongoose documentation, but the GitHub repo does have a helpful Guide to Migrating to Mongoose 5.
– Stennie
Jan 19 at 6:44
Missing a link to the migration guide in the Mongoose 5 documentation was an oversight. The above guide is now published at: mongoosejs.com/docs/migrating_to_5.html.
– Stennie
Jan 24 at 0:12
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I'm currently using Mongoose version 4.4.5 for my MEAN stack application. I need to update Mongoose to version 5 or higher to resolve an issue where Mongoose versions prior to 5.0 are incorrectly matched for MongoDB 3.6. MongoDB 3.6 changed the aggregate API from "cursor optional" to "cursor only", and older mongoose versions break this by trying to invoke a deprecated way to ask for an array in response. Since I'm using MongoDB version 4.0.2, this version of MongoDB also makes the cursor option a requirement for the aggregate API.
I'm unable to find specific guidance on how to upgrade Mongoose to version 5.0 using npm. I could use
npm update mongoose@5.0.0
but need to specific guidance on what else I need to do to make sure the new mongoose version correctly connects to MongoDB, that all the schemas and models defined for my current mongoose version transition seamlessly to the new mongoose.
Can someone please provide this guidance? I've never done this before and can't find specific steps anywhere online.
node.js mongodb
asked Jan 16 at 17:19
user981783user981783
12
I'm currently using Mongoose version 4.4.5 for my MEAN stack application. I need to update Mongoose to version 5 or higher to resolve an issue where Mongoose versions prior to 5.0 are incorrectly matched for MongoDB 3.6. MongoDB 3.6 changed the aggregate API from "cursor optional" to "cursor only", and older mongoose versions break this by trying to invoke a deprecated way to ask for an array in response. Since I'm using MongoDB version 4.0.2, this version of MongoDB also makes the cursor option a requirement for the aggregate API.
I'm unable to find specific guidance on how to upgrade Mongoose to version 5.0 using npm. I could use
npm update mongoose@5.0.0
but need to specific guidance on what else I need to do to make sure the new mongoose version correctly connects to MongoDB, that all the schemas and models defined for my current mongoose version transition seamlessly to the new mongoose.
Can someone please provide this guidance? I've never done this before and can't find specific steps anywhere online.
node.js mongodb
node.js mongodb
asked Jan 16 at 17:19
user981783user981783
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asked Jan 16 at 17:19
user981783user981783
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asked Jan 16 at 17:19
user981783user981783
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asked Jan 16 at 17:19
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asked Jan 16 at 17:19
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I couldn't find this linked in the current Mongoose documentation, but the GitHub repo does have a helpful Guide to Migrating to Mongoose 5.
– Stennie
Jan 19 at 6:44
Missing a link to the migration guide in the Mongoose 5 documentation was an oversight. The above guide is now published at: mongoosejs.com/docs/migrating_to_5.html.
– Stennie
Jan 24 at 0:12
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I couldn't find this linked in the current Mongoose documentation, but the GitHub repo does have a helpful Guide to Migrating to Mongoose 5.
– Stennie
Jan 19 at 6:44
Missing a link to the migration guide in the Mongoose 5 documentation was an oversight. The above guide is now published at: mongoosejs.com/docs/migrating_to_5.html.
– Stennie
Jan 24 at 0:12
I couldn't find this linked in the current Mongoose documentation, but the GitHub repo does have a helpful Guide to Migrating to Mongoose 5.
– Stennie
Jan 19 at 6:44
I couldn't find this linked in the current Mongoose documentation, but the GitHub repo does have a helpful Guide to Migrating to Mongoose 5.
– Stennie
Jan 19 at 6:44
Missing a link to the migration guide in the Mongoose 5 documentation was an oversight. The above guide is now published at: mongoosejs.com/docs/migrating_to_5.html.
– Stennie
Jan 24 at 0:12
Missing a link to the migration guide in the Mongoose 5 documentation was an oversight. The above guide is now published at: mongoosejs.com/docs/migrating_to_5.html.
– Stennie
Jan 24 at 0:12
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I couldn't find this linked in the current Mongoose documentation, but the GitHub repo does have a helpful Guide to Migrating to Mongoose 5.
– Stennie
Jan 19 at 6:44
Missing a link to the migration guide in the Mongoose 5 documentation was an oversight. The above guide is now published at: mongoosejs.com/docs/migrating_to_5.html.
– Stennie
Jan 24 at 0:12