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Type:
Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Priority:
Major - P3
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Affects Version/s: bson-4.5.2
Env: node 14, latest MongoDB, latest MongoDB node driver.
Validation schema:
{
"validator": {
"$jsonSchema": {
"bsonType": "object",
"properties": {
"int":
{ "bsonType": "int" }
,
"long":
{ "bsonType": "long" }
,
"double":
{ "bsonType": "double" }
,
"decimal":
{ "bsonType": "decimal" }
}
}
},
"validationLevel": "moderate",
"validationAction": "error"
}
Operation:
const foo= 'foo'; const data = { int: new Int32(foo), long: new Long(foo), double: new Double(foo), decimal: new Decimal128(foo), } ; await db.collection.insertOne(data);
Result: inserted in db:
int = 0; // as valid Int32 bsonType long = 0; // as valid Long bsonType double = NaN; // as valid Double bsonType // decimal throws error: foo not a valid Decimal128 string TypeError
All these 4 conversion functions are wrong, the first 3 returns the valid data type to the wrong input, and Decimal128 throws an error ... when in fact all 4 should return the wrong input so that it can then be invalidated by the validation rules.
If anything we enter is converted into a valid record... the validation is useless.
