Releases · mongodb-js/mongosh

15 Sep 11:36

durran

v0.4.0

1118e63

0.4.0

API Updates

Support for db.mapReduce() and db.validate()
Support for maxAwaitTimeMS for cursors

Release notes in Jira

Assets 7

14 Sep 20:09

durran

v0.3.1

8cadb8e

0.3.1

API Updates

Added a few more methods to Cursor .
Added support for query PlanCache methods.
Added support error helper methods.
Added support for show users, show profile, show logs, show log[name] .
[Breaking change comparing with mongo] Consistently throw when result of command has ok: 0.
The old shell and the driver have a behavior that is not consistent from one command to another. We decided to standardize the user-facing behavior here. Whenever a shell helper issues a db command that results in {ok: 0} the shell will throw an error. Running the raw command, however, will not throw and will just print whatever the server returns.

Bug Fixes

getUser() userId field is outputted as binary.
Linux tarball is not gzipped.
[Breaking change compared to mongo] Wrong values with NumberLong for numbers > Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER.
mongo allows users to create NumberLong and NumberDecimal objects passing either a string or a number in the constructor. This potentially leads to unexpected behaviors when the number passed in the constructor is greater than Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER. For this reason, we decided to force the argument to be a string and we throw an error (MongoshInvalidInputError) if it’s not.
Ctrl+C does not terminate the currently running command in the shell.
Now Ctrl+C only terminates the running command and not the whole shell (note: it terminates the process in the shell, but does not terminate the process on the mongodb server).

This release also builds an rpm artifact which can be downloaded from the downloads centre or from the attached assets to this release. It can then be installed on redhat-like distros with:

rpm --install /path/to/rpm/artifact

Release notes in Jira

Assets 7

31 Aug 15:54

durran

v0.2.2

4e188a4

0.2.2

API Updates

Admin commands such as db.killOp() and db.currentOp(). More detail in: MONGOSH-307.
Free monitoring commands such as db.enableFreeMonitoring(). More detail in: MONGOSH-300.
Logging and profiling helper method implementations (e.g. db.setLogLevel(), db.getProfilingLevel()). More detail in: MONGOSH-299.
Raw command execution methods helpers (e.g. db.listCommands()). More detail in: MONGOSH-301.
Server stats commands such as db.serverBuildInfo() and db.serverStatus(). More detail in: MONGOSH-304.
Bulk API support. Details in: MONGOSH-296