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Type:
Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Priority:
Unknown
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Affects Version/s: None
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Component/s: None
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Labels:None
Summary
When a document class has a property of type IList<string> and is decorated with the attribute to set the type as ObjectId, then assigning that property a value of List<string> properly respects the ObjectId type, but a string[] does not and stores the data as a string array in the database.
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2.18.0
How to Reproduce
class TestDocument { [BsonRepresentation(BsonType.ObjectId)] public IList<string> MyObjectIdList { get; set; } } var objId = ObjectId.GenerateNewId().ToString(); // This is incorrectly encoded to the database as an array of strings (not respecting the ObjectId representation) var doc = new TestDocument { MyObjectIdList = new[] { objId } }; await collection.InsertOneAsync(document); // This does not find the inserted document (the search respects the ObjectId representation and attempts to find with an ObjectId value) await collection.Find(Builders<TestDocument>.Filter.AnyEq(doc => doc.MyObjectIdList, objId)).ToListAsync(); // This is correctly encoded to the database as an array of ObjectIds var doc = new TestDocument { MyObjectIdList = new List<string> { objId } }; await collection.InsertOneAsync(document); // This finds the inserted document await collection.Find(Builders<TestDocument>.Filter.AnyEq(doc => doc.MyObjectIdList, objId)).ToListAsync();
Additional Background
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