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Current Workflow Pain Points:
To debug or work on a query (e.g. this query: db.collection("user").find({name: "bob"}).sort({date: -1})), I currently need to perform multiple steps:1. Locate and select the relevant collection (which opens a new tab).
2. Enter {name: "bob"} in the query field manually.
3. Open the "Options" dropdown to find the sort field.
4. Enter {date: -1} in the sort field.
5. Click "Find" to execute the query.This process is cumbersome and time-consuming for frequent query modifications or debugging.
Proposed Solution:
Add a real-time, free-text query interface aimed at advanced users would significantly improve the experience. This feature could:* Automatically re-run the query upon any modifications, streamlining the trial-and-error debugging process.
* Support additional functions like .distinct() or other MongoDB operations without requiring cumbersome conversions from .find() to .aggregate() queries.While using the MongoDB shell is a potential workaround, it lacks user-friendliness for live query editing and experimentation. A more intuitive interface would greatly enhance productivity and flexibility.
Similar / Related feature requests:
* https://feedback.mongodb.com/forums/924283/suggestions/40604416
* https://feedback.mongodb.com/forums/924283/suggestions/44996128Rune
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Agree. Here is another example, where lots of space is wasted between the aggregate stages. The drag and drop of stages is also not always super smooth, adding a few buttons would be nice.
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Hi everyone,
We have some exciting news for you all, we are commencing work on Charts specific roles this month!
We will be launching the following x2 new roles:
Charts Author - these users can view/create charts and dashboards in Charts as long as they have access to the underlying data sources.
Charts Viewer - these users can view charts and dashboards in Charts as long as they have access to the underlying data sources
Both roles will have reduced permissions at the Project level and will have access to only Charts resources.
This is expected to go live in Q1 of next year.
Thanks
Emma
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+1 on the feature request above.
Allowing users to quickly open and edit the raw JSON data for a selected row in the table view, using shortcuts would be amazing. This feature would streamline the editing process by reducing the number of clicks required to access and modify the data.
Additionally, having the ability to customize the shortcut keys would be highly beneficial, enabling users to tailor the experience to their workflow. The ability to quickly edit documents is already present in Studio 3T, and I’d love to see a similar functionality in Compass.