Can `update()` return `[0]` when the row exists?

For some reason calling Model.update(values, { where: ... }) returns [0] as if the updated row wasn’t found but at the same time Model.findOne({ where: ... }) returns the row and it is found.

[SimonSchick]

Was the row actually changed?

[MysteriousMsn]

I am trying to update the totalLikes but getting [0]; await communityService.updateTotalLikes({ totalLikes }, { where: { id: communityId } });

communityService.updateTotalLikes = (data, query) => { return communityModel.update(data, query); };