Avoid multiple $nears in one query #3798
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Mongo has a hard limit on 1 $near operation per query. Restructuring to avoid SERVER-13732 should not invalidate a query by creating multiple $near operations. Additionally, queries with multiple $ors are now recursively handled, whereas before, ops at the top level would only have been pushed one level deeper. parse-community#3767
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@NotBobTheBuilder It's working fine. Thanks! |
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Awesome! Thanks @NotBobTheBuilder ! |
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Mongo has a hard limit on 1 $near operation per query. Restructuring to
avoid SERVER-13732 should not invalidate a query by creating multiple
$near operations.
Additionally, queries with multiple $ors are now recursively handled,
whereas before, ops at the top level would only have been pushed one
level deeper.
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#3767