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Unique index on idField?
See original GitHub issueShould this adapter create a unique index on the idField (if it’s not _id)? Or should that be up to the user to do manually out-of-band? Right now, if you set the idField to something else (like id), you can create multiple/duplicate documents with that id.
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- Created 7 years ago
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- Comments:7 (7 by maintainers)
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Yes, we can check for the index, and I do think we should throw if there isn’t one. Adding the index should be required, otherwise it’s not actually an id field. I’ll put together a PR.
I was just replying and then @marshallswain beat me to it.
We changed the adapters from doing all the connection and collection setup stuff themselves to just passing the initialized collection. I agree that it makes sense to have the user do it but we should mention it in the docs. Is there maybe also a way to check if there is a unique index on the passed id field and throw a warning?