Description
I'm using Spring data mongo and want to use collations for various queries. The collations need to work with the default repository methods as well as with custom queries.
According to the reference doc and the #2755 , the following should work:
@Collation(value = "...")
data class SampleDocument(
@field:MongoId
var id: String? = null,
val value: String
)
interface RepositoryWithCollationInQuery: CrudRepository<SampleDocument, String> {
@Collation(value = "...")
@Query(
value = "{}",
sort = """{ "value": 1}""",
)
fun findAllCollationInAnnotation(): List<SampleDocument>
}
But the collation is not evaluated. It is only evaluated when adding it to @Query
directly.
A sample project with the expected usage (and failing tests) can be found here: https://github.com/dirkbolte/mongodb_collation_test
The following approaches were tried:
- adding
@Collation
to the data class (failed) - adding
@Collation
to the repository interface (failed) - adding
@Collation
to the query method (failed) - specifying
collation=...
on the@Query
annotation (worked)
I would expect that adding the @Collation
annotation to repository and/or document would allow all repository methods to make use of it, especially when using findAll(pageable)
of the default spring repository interfaces. When requiring @Query
for everything, I would have to specify every query manually and explicitly, which doesn't feel right.
Versions:
- Spring Boot: 3.1.5
- Spring Data Mongo: 4.1.5
- MongoDB: 6 (4 showed no differences)
For reference, the I asked the question on stack overflow as well, in case this is a user error.