Adrien Petel
Adrien Petel
Hi @turivishal thanks for the detailed report ! This is a bug from the formatter, it doesn't works well with javascript right now :/ I'll try to fix this next...
Hi @turivishal, I'm planning to fix this soon, in the meantime I've found that enclosing the whole function in double quote works, but it's ugly as it has to be...
Hi @IAMOTZ, thanks for the issue! I totally agree with you that it can be really painfull to lose all unsaved data I'll experiment a bit and see if I...
Hi @GithubArray, Thanks for the report. This is happening because `$documents` is only available when calling `db.aggregate()` (ie, not running aggregation on a specific collection). This is not supported by...
Hi @gosuri Thanks for this project, it's really awesome ! Is there any reasons for not merging this PR? Looks like it would fix #34 Thanks in advance, feliixx
> TLDR; I think object field ordering isn't preserved when creating the MongoDB collection. Exactly. It's exactly what's happening here, for example in `mongosh` ```js use test db.test.insertOne({a:1,b:0}) db.test.insertOne({b:0,a:1}) db.test.aggregate([...
Hi @rickhg12hs, I'm aware of this problem, but sadly there's nothing we can do here because it's the [driver](https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-go-driver) that is automatically sorting the fields... This was already requested [here](https://github.com/feliixx/mongoplayground/issues/13),...
Hi @johachi, sorry for the late answer. It does look related to #153: here it looks like the query doesn't match anything when the `source` fields aren't correctly ordered. For...
Hi @SMGxowa1, thanks for the report ! What browser were you using when you noticed the issue (and what exact version?)
Epoch values (10byte number) from the sample data is being shown in the output in scientific format.
Hi @soorajsprakash, thanks for reporting this ! I agree that it's weird to have this field formatted differently, We could probably tweak the driver to prevent it from formatting these...