Łukasz Jagodziński

@lensKamdem does the `User` class have the `collection` property provided? If not, then class will not have the `find`, `update` etc. methods as they are only intended to work on...

Everything is described in docs. ```js import { Class } from 'meteor/jagi:astronomy'; import { Mongo } from 'meteor/mongo'; const Users = new Mongo.Collection('users'); const User = Class.create({ name: 'User', collection:...

Then create reproduction repository because there is probably error in your code. You can also take a look at the example app to see how to use Astronomy https://github.com/jagi/meteor-astronomy-examples

One thing first, always check your examples before posting. You have several errors and first I had to figure out what you wanted to achieve, to actually start thinking about...

@DarthRumata indeed such a check would be a good idea to do just to prevent accidental overrides. I will fix that in the next release.

Have you tried setting the `stopOnFirstError` flag to `false`? It's described in docs http://jagi.github.io/meteor-astronomy/v2#validation

So, you have to create reproduction repository. Without that it's hard to tell

Hey, could you create reproduction repository? I've never been using grounded collections, so don't know right now why it's not working. There is a need for having connection object in...

It's rather unlikely to happen. Neither MongoDB nor Astronomy would do that as long as you're not doing something extra. Amount of info you've provided is not sufficient to tell....

You have to create reproduction repository. Without that it's hard to tell. When you will try to replicate this error on the smaller code base it will probably appear to...