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  2. Add Date support to pymongoarrow

    pymongoarrow already supports datetime but that is not ideal to store partitioned values. I assume we would ideally store dates as BSON Date in MongoDB and then get back a Parquet Date. Y'all already support many data types (https://github.com/mongodb-labs/mongo-arrow/blob/main/bindings/python/docs/source/data_types.rst). It's just that partitioning by date is very useful for us.

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  3. single-thread pymongo

    Hi.

    I am using MongoDB Atlas and have recently moved my site to Google App Engine.
    GAE supports only limited multithreading and outputs errors about PyMongo.

    Disabling multi-threading option of PyMongo will help me.

    Thanks.

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  4. Normalize maximum time in MS parameter name, maxTimeMS vs max_time_ms

    Currently, some operations such as aggregate() or count_documents use maxTimeMS as parameter name, but others such as the find(), use max_time_ms, so unless you memorize which method uses which nomenclature, you have to check the docs every time.
    This is specially confusing since, for example, find_one() uses max_time_ms but all the find_one_and_...() methods use maxTimeMS.

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  5. Generic count property in _WriteResult class

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    I'm using a MongoDB as a backend for my API and often come to a case where i want to validate whether I updated, inserted or deleted any records. At the moment I use the deletedcount and machtedcount properties in the DeleteResult and UpdateResult object. To provide a more generic way I thought it may makes sense to provide a new property in the generic WriteResult class called affectedrecords or something like that so you can generic react to the result of your database transaction and maybe return a 404 if nothing was updated, deleted or…

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  6. Add non-EJSON as option for json utils

    python and other drivers offer to-json utils. This makes taking a native rich shape complete with datetimes and byte[] and such and easily turning into bson (the best way!) or JSON. The utils offer options to modify the output representations of types but always do so in an EJSON way, namely with $date/$numberDecimal etc. Sometimes a consumer cannot (or will not) accept data in this fashion. I'd like to see a "safePureJSON" option (or similar) for bson.json_utils.dumps() that emits the safe string or number equivalent of the EJSON.
    fld: {$date: "ISOdate"} becomes fld: "ISOdate"
    fld: {$numberDecimal: "99.9"} becomes fld: "99.9"…

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