The main difference between this version and the old is that the following
three $pipelines will produce the same output (SERVER-6468):
{'a.b': 1} // classic inclusion
{a: {b: 1} // nested inclusion
{'a.b': '$a.b'} // dotted FieldPathExpression
{a: {b: '$a.b'} // nested FieldPathExpression
Additionally support for exclusion of fields other than _id has been
removed for 2.2 (SERVER-6361)
Other related bugs:
SERVER-6177 better error for {a:1, 'a.b':1}
SERVER-6181 support for computed _id
SERVER-6184 support {'a.b': 1, a:{c:1}} in either order
Remaining TODOs:
Re-enable the isSimple() method
See if this can be used more directly by $group to support nested fields (SERVER-6198)
Disabled test for SERVER-5369 because it depends on ability to exclude
arbitrary fields.
29 lines
761 B
JavaScript
29 lines
761 B
JavaScript
// SERVER-6361 Disallow exclusions in $project for 2.2
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c = db.c;
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c.drop();
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c.insert({a:2, nested: {_id:2, other:2}})
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res = c.aggregate({$project: {a:0}})
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assert.eq(res.code, 16406);
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// excluding top-level _id is still allowed
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res = c.aggregate({$project: {_id:0, a:1}})
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assert.eq(res.result[0], {a:2});
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// excluding nested _id is not
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res = c.aggregate({$project: {'nested._id':0}})
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assert.eq(res.code, 16406);
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// nested _id is not automatically included
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res = c.aggregate({$project: {_id:0, 'nested.other':1}})
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assert.eq(res.result[0], {nested: {other:2}});
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// not including anything is an error
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res = c.aggregate({$project: {}})
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assert.eq(res.code, 16403);
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// even if you exclude _id
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res = c.aggregate({$project: {'_id':0}})
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assert.eq(res.code, 16403);
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