bulkWrite() in mongo shell does not check updates start with '$' and replacements do not

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    • Priority: Major - P3
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      The following should all throw a JavaScript exception without executing the command on the server:

      db.mycoll.bulkWrite([{replaceOne: {filter: {}, replacement: {$set: {a: 1}}}}])
db.mycoll.bulkWrite([{updateOne: {filter: {}, update: {field: 1}}}])
db.mycoll.bulkWrite([{updateMany: {filter: {}, update: {field: 1}}}])
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      The following should all throw a JavaScript exception without executing the command on the server: db.mycoll.bulkWrite([{replaceOne: {filter: {}, replacement: {$set: {a: 1}}}}]) db.mycoll.bulkWrite([{updateOne: {filter: {}, update: {field: 1}}}]) db.mycoll.bulkWrite([{updateMany: {filter: {}, update: {field: 1}}}])
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      DBCollection.prototype.replaceOne() validates the replacement document contains at least one non-$operator field. DBCollection.prototype.updateOne() and DBCollection.prototype.updateMany() validate the update object contains at least one $operator field.

      However, none of replaceOne, updateOne, or updateMany in DBCollection.prototype.bulkWrite() do the same.

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              [DO NOT ASSIGN] Backlog - Server Development Platform Team (SDP) (Inactive)
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              Max Hirschhorn
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