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jkozlowski
jkozlowski commented Dec 5, 2019

FLUP from internal reference PDS-106493:

It appears that the logline:

Possible bug: Someone rolled back our transaction but our locks were still valid; Atlas code is not allowed to do this, though others can.

Is not very precise, because there are places in the protocol that could legitimately cause this. Specifically, the relevant thing is callers to this method that don't spec

Giszmo
Giszmo commented Mar 19, 2016

For educative mode it would be nice to understand better what the Bits mean.

Bits = 0x190102B1
Target = 2 ^ ( 8 * ( 0x19 - 3 ) ) * 0x 0102B1 = 0x000000000000000102B100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

so also split "bits" into its two parts (if I understood that right). Bits = 0x190102B1 = 0x19 0x0102B1.

a4xrbj1
a4xrbj1 commented Feb 2, 2019

The current behavior to return true on a dbCollection.updateis making some important tests of ours fail. To give an example:

const numUpdates = MpIndex.update({ _id: mpIndexDoc }, { $addToSet: { cardsIdArray: cardId } }, { tx: true, instant: true }); if (numUpdates === 0) { throw new Error(Something is wrong - No doc was being updated - mpIndex _id: ${mp

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