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[*] MongoDB Atlas - Does not work with Free plan (mapReduce() function not allowed)
See original GitHub issueI have a FREE MongoDB Atlas account and during Lumber generate it thrown the following error:
error: 💀 Oops, operation aborted 💀 due to the following error: message=CMD_NOT_ALLOWED: mapreduce, stack=MongoError: CMD_NOT_ALLOWED: mapreduce
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@saifsmailbox98 we don’t have an ETA for this, unfortunately. However, you’ll find a workaround in our help center.
You can do a local installation (using a local DB to mirror the atlas one) to generate your project and then change the data source from local to the Atlas DB. (The idea is to bypass Atlas limitation to still be able to generate a project locally, and then plug it to the remote DB).
Hello, this issue is fixed since this release