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  1. Go Driver
  2. GODRIVER-3370

Allow passing bypassEmptyTsReplacement via BulkWrite

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    • Type: Icon: New Feature New Feature
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    • Priority: Icon: Major - P3 Major - P3
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      SERVER-88750 added an experimental bypassEmptyTsReplacement flag that tells the server to accept Timestamp(0, 0) as a literal rather than replacing it with current time. This is needed to solve certain data consistency problems in both mongosync and mongorestore. (See CA-34 for details.)

      mongorestore uses the driver's BulkWrite interface. As best I can tell that interface offers no way to pass bypassEmptyTsReplacement to the server; thus, we can't actually fix the consistency problem without help from the driver.

      I suspect this would most sensibly be implemented as a generic means of passing custom parameters to the underlying insert, replace, etc.

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            felipe.gasper@mongodb.com Felipe Gasper
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