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Accidently closed. Null has a special meaning in mongo. I doubt if this is a desired behavior. |
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We can insert |
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Nobody says that null is not a valid input. But while JSON.stringify removes keys with value null, the bson serializer serializes null values. So we should keep this in mind when merging this. |
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I think it is the opposite actually. JSON.stringify() removes undefined keys, but keeps null keys: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/JSON/stringify#description |
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This works, thank you for making this change. You are correct that you can set any non-required property to null.
My only concern is that this change might be a bit heavy for a patch release, so we'll save it for our next minor release.
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It turns out what I really need for my use case is for optional strings to infer as So feel free to merge or not merge this PR, but I no longer have a stake in this issue now. Thanks for reviewing either way. |
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Merging into 6.9
Summary
When inferring types, allow
nullas well asundefinedif the field is optional.Fixes #12748
Examples