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  1. Ability to see token output for index and query

    3 votes
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  2. Allow null value in "in" operator

    Allow null value in the "in" operator. This will help reducing code to query if a document has a specific ID or null.
    Helpfull when you have documents connected to a organization and/or a project.
    So you can filter
    { in: { path: "project", value: [null, ID] }}

    Currently you have to filter this with a combination of filter, compound, should and equals with a minimumShouldMatch: 1.

    {
  compound: {
    should: [
      {
        equals: {
          path: 'project',
          value: null,
        },
      },
      {
        equals: {
          path: 'project',
          value: req.project._id,
        },
      },
    ],
      minimumShouldMatch: 1,
  },
}
    1 vote
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  3. Ablity for serverless should be provided

    Nothing

    1 vote
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  4. Implement basic aritmetic operations for the Decimal128 datatype

    Feature Request:
    Implement basic aritmetic operations (e.g. addition) for the Decimal128 datatype.

    Context:
    I am working with high precision floats in Python and I am storing my data in MongoDB. When I get a high precision float out of MongoDb, I then need to convert it to the native Python decimal datatype before I can do basic arithmetic like addition. It would be great if your Decimal128 datatype supported the same mathematical operations as Python's decmial datatype. I documented this issue and provided sample code to work around the limitations here:

    https://github.com/NadimGhaznavi/kb/wiki/Handling-Floating-Point-Math-with-Python-and-MongoDb

    Love your product, keep up the awesome work!!!…

    1 vote
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