We now resolve the target type for CGLib-proxied objects and initialize lazy loaded ones before saving. As it turns out CustomConversions already knows how to deal with proxies correctly. Ee added an explicit test to assert that.
Original pull request: #208.
A simple call of toString() on a DBObject might result in an exception if the DBObject contains objects that are non-native MongoDB types (i.e. types that need to be converted prior to persistence).
We now use SerializationUtils.serializeToJsonSafely(…) to avoid exceptions.
Introduced ParameterBindingParser which exposes parameter references in query strings as ParameterBindings. This allows us to detect whether a parameter reference in a query string is already quoted avoiding wrongly double-quoting the parameter value.
Original pull request: #185.
Related ticket: DATAMONGO-420.
The fix for DATAMONGO-950 introduced a tiny glitch so that retrieving pages after the first one was broken in the repository query execution. We now correctly use the previously detected number of elements to detect whether the Pageable given is out of scope.
Related ticket: DATAMONGO-950.
Introduced ParameterBindingParser which exposes parameter references in query strings as ParameterBindings. This allows us to detect whether a parameter reference in a query string is already quoted avoiding wrongly double-quoting the parameter value.
Original pull request: #185.
Let getValueInternal(…) use the provided SpELExpressionEvaluator instead of relying on the MongoDbPropertyValueProvider to create a new one. Removed the obsolete constructor in MongoDbPropertyValueProvider.
We now avoid creating a lazy-loading proxy if we detect that the property-value in the backing DbObject for a @Lazy(true) annotated field is null.
Original pull request: #207.
We replaced the constructor that accepted a Criteria with one that accepts a CriteriaDefinition to not force clients to extends Criteria.
Original pull request: #206.
We added some extract-methods to ProjectionOperationBuilder to be able to extract date / time components from projected fields.
Original pull request: #204.
SpringDataMongodbSerializer now defensively triggers mapping of the DBObject created by the default serializer. This asserts that ids buried in nested structures like { "_id" : { "$in" : ["x", "y"] } } are converted correctly.
Original pull request: #202.
We now use Spring Data Commons' @ReadOnlyProperty to meta-annotate @Score to mark it as read-only property.
Original pull request: #201.
Related tickets: DATACMNS-534.
SpringDataMongodbSerializer now overrides the necessary methods to create the appropriate DBRef objects when serializing data via Querydsl.
We currently disable the test case as it the fix taking effect requires Querydsl 3.4.1 which unfortunately breaks Java 6 compatibility. We include the fix nonetheless to allow users on Java 7 to potentially use the latest Querydsl.
Original pull request: #203.
Related tickets: querydsl/querydsl#803.
Added build profile for MongoDB Java driver versions 2.12.3-SNAPSHOT and 3.0.0-SNAPSHOT. Added another property to be able to build manifests correctly as the snapshot versions aren't valid OSGi versions.
Adapted MongoExceptionTranslator to convert the new Exceptions being thrown for server timeouts and the deprecated values we currently handle.
We introduced @TextScore that can be used to mark a property to take { $meta : “textScore” }. In contrast to @Transient the value will be considered when reading documents.
The value can and will only get picked up if the score field is retrieved from the store.
Original pull request: #198.
Using TextQuery and TextCriteria allows creation of queries using $text $search.
{ $meta : “textScore” } can be included using TextQuery.includeScore. As the fieldname used for textScore must not be fixed to “score” one can use the overload taking the fieldname to override the default.
Original pull request: #198.
We now support creating text index based on information gathered on domain types.
Using @TextIndexed marks properties to be considered for the full text index. Use the weight attribute to influence document scoring during search operations.
Please note that using @TextIndexed on entity properties forces all properties of any sub document to be considered as part of the text index. Any set weight will in that case be propagated to the siblings taking the most recent weight information into account, which means that a the weight attribute can be overridden for properties in sub documents.
The setting the index default language can be done via @Document(language) while @Language can be used to define the language_override field.
As text search is disabled by default for mongodb 2.4 we use a jUnit ClassRule to restrict integration tests potentially creating text index (as the entities for testing are found in the classpath) to only be executed in when a 2.6+ mongodb server is present.
For usage hints please see section 6.3.4 (Text Indexes) of reference manual.
Original pull request: #198.
We now pass on type information for derived delete queries to the according delete operation. This propagates the information correctly to the according Before and After events.
Before this change the type would have been set to null in case of non collection like method return type.
Original pull request: #199.
We now check on intersections of given path and existing to not only check types and contained property names but also properties full path which must not be present in already traversed paths.
Additionally we’ll now catch any CyclicPropertyReferenceExceptions on the root level to prevent cycle detection interfering with application startup.
Original pull request: #197.
If a DBObject was handed into MongoTemplate.remove(…) we previously failed to look up the id value to create a by-id-query. This commit adds explicit handling of DBObjects by looking up their _id field to obtain the id value.
We now support referring to system variables like for instance $$ROOT or $$CURRENT from within aggregation framework pipeline projection and group expressions.
Original pull request: #190.
We added an additional check on the fields used as key, so that TTL is ignored for CompoundIndex with more than one field (which effectively renders it useless on @CompoundIndex at all).
Prior to this change potentially invalid index structures would have been created for e.g. @CompoundIndex(def = "{'foo': 1, 'bar': 1}", expireAfterSeconds=10) leading to MongoDB not being able to clean up the indexes (logs: "ERROR: key for ttl index can only have 1 field")
This fix is related to https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-10075.
Original pull request: #196.
When deriving the query from its method name we check for the limit set on the PartTree to pass this on to the created query. PagedExecution not takes the overall limit into account, skips a query execution entirely (if the Pageable is out of scope completely) or alters the query limits accordingly.
Note, that there has been significant rework of this compared to the pull request to avoid new API in Query and extensive changes in MongoTemplate's QueryCursorPreparer.
Original pull request: #191.
We introduced AggregationOptions abstraction to conveniently construct option objects that can be handed to an Aggregation via the new Aggregation.withOptions(...) factory method. For more details, see the Builder class' JavaDoc.
Note that we exposed the "rawResults" in AggregationResults and put a null guard in MongoTemplate aggregate in order to support the "explain" option.
Original pull request: #195.
PartTreeMongoQuery now explicitly check the presence of a manually defined field spec on the query method and creates a new Query if so.
Original pull request: #188.
We modified the regular expression used for cycle detection to match on the exact property name within the inspected path using word boundaries. This fix prevents sub sequences of an existing property (like ‘sub’ would have matched ‘substr’) from being matched.
Along the way we fixed the (false) assertion in one of the tests, as we create the +1 cycle reference index before actually breaking the operation.
Previously MongoTemplate.mapReduce(...) didn't translate nested objects, e.g. GeoCommand, within the given query. That could lead to exceptions during query serialization. We now pass the query and sort object of the given Query through the QueryMapper to avoid such problems.
Original pull request: #184.
Greg Turnquist
Oliver Gierke
Christoph Strobl
Christoph Strobl
Thomas Darimont
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