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Type: Bug
Resolution: Done
Priority: Trivial - P5
Fix Version/s: 2.7.1
Affects Version/s: 2.4.9, 2.7.0
Component/s: Tools
Labels:
None

Backwards Compatibility:
Fully Compatible
Operating System:
ALL
Steps To Reproduce:

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1. Create a collection with only one document in it:
$ mongo --eval 'db.foo.drop(); db.foo.save(
{"a": "b"}
)'

2. Dump the collection to see incorrect English:
$ mongodump --db test --collection foo -o foo

3. Restore it again to see more incorrect English:
$ mongorestore foo

I have included three pictures of the results of these steps: one for 2.4.9 release, one for latest "origin/master" (2.7.0-pre) without my changes, and one for latest "origin/master" with my changes. It probably applies to all versions in between.

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1. Create a collection with only one document in it: $ mongo --eval 'db.foo.drop(); db.foo.save( {"a": "b"} )' 2. Dump the collection to see incorrect English: $ mongodump --db test --collection foo -o foo 3. Restore it again to see more incorrect English: $ mongorestore foo I have included three pictures of the results of these steps: one for 2.4.9 release, one for latest "origin/master" (2.7.0-pre) without my changes, and one for latest "origin/master" with my changes. It probably applies to all versions in between.
Sprint:
Server 2.7.1
Confidence Status:
None
Work Order:
0

Aha! Reference:
None
Tracking Level:
None
Risk Status:
None
Exec Notes:
None
Goal Name:
None
Goal Link:
None

This issue is trivial, but addressing it does add a little polish to MongoDB. Tools I use every day like `mongodump` and `mongorestore` for retrieving and archiving new data sometimes produce output like "imported 1 documents", "processed 1 documents", and "wrote 1 documents". I have opened this issue to accompany a pull request from GitHub in which I have corrected a few of these grammar mistakes by adding conditionals that choose the appropriate noun form. All tests still pass on my personal machine, a MacBook Air running Mavericks (OS X 10.9.2), but I have only tested with the "origin/master" branch from GitHub. I'm not sure whether new tests are really necessary for this sort of thing, so I haven't written any yet.