The previous implementation of MongoTemplate.doSaveVersioned(…) prematurely initialized the version property so that the entity wasn't considered new by the auditing subsystem. Even worse, for primitive version properties, the initialization kept the property at a value of 0, so that the just persisted entity was still considered new. This mean that via the repository route, inserts are triggered even for subsequent attempts to save an entity which caused duplicate key exceptions.
We now make sure we fire the BeforeConvertEvent before the version property is initialized or updated. Also, the initialization of the property now sets primitive properties to 1 initially.
Added integration tests for the auditing via MongoOperations and repositories.
Replace duplicate checks to ClientSession.hasActiveTransaction() with MongoResourceHolder.hasActiveTransaction(). Introduce MongoResourceHolder.getRequiredSession() to avoid nullability warnings.
Original pull request: #618.
We now defensively create a List rather than a LinkedHashSet (which Spring's CollectionFactory.createCollection(…) defaults to) to make sure we're not accidentally dropping values that are considered equal according to their Java class definition.
Add fix for bound reified type in fluent MapReduce operations.
Also add missing reified type extension to FindDistinct with projection.
Original Pull Request: #609
We now fixed Kotlin extension generics to properly use projections by ignoring the source type of the Fluent API object. Previously, the source and target type were linked which prevented the use of a different result type.
Original Pull Request: #609
Using the fluent API allows using DTO projections with properties that are unknown to the actual domain object. Previously, DTO projections attempted to read the domain type and during property access, missing properties were reported with an IllegalArgumentException. Unknown properties remain now unset.
Original Pull Request: #608
We now support queries to return a tailable cursor using the fluent reactive API.
query(Human.class)
.inCollection("star-wars")
.as(Jedi.class)
.matching(query(where("firstname").is("luke")))
.tail();
Original Pull Request: #608
