Deprecation warning on update()

[amitschandillia]

I'm using Fawn in a NodeJS project with mongoose 5.2.13. The implementation works absolutely fine, however, the update() function returns a deprecation warning:

DeprecationWarning: collection.update is deprecated. Use updateOne, updateMany, or bulkWrite instead.

Is there any way I could just use the findOneAndUpdate() function as recommended by MongoDB docs, with fawn? I even have the useMongoose argument set to true:

task.run({useMongoose: true})

Any tip will be great!

[e-oj]

Thanks for pointing that out. There's no quick fix unfortunately; I'll have to upgrade the project's version of mongoose. I'll try to do that within the next couple of weeks but transactions are now a part of the recent MongoDB version. Have you tried the native transactions?

[amitschandillia]

Thank you for the quick response, mate! Yes, I tried my hands at the native mongoose transaction implementation as outlined here. But turns out, MongoDB Atlas cloud hosting locks you down to MongoDB version 3.6.7 for all M0 users like me. And transactions only come with version 4 upwards. So I still depend on your work (it's a lifesaver). :)

[WebbizAdmin]

Would like to see this too 👍

[e-oj]

#72

[amitschandillia]

Is there any way to achieve the $ojFuture functionality using mongoose? Am asking since fawn continues to throw deprecation warnings and I do not want to burden you with repeated update requests.

[s4suryapal]

Still getting this WARNING:
(node:57487) DeprecationWarning: collection.update is deprecated. Use updateOne, updateMany, or bulkWrite instead.

Please help !, how to fix this ??