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current thinking is that Mongo will allow a subset of JavaScript (which we current thinking is that Mongo will allow a subset of JavaScript (which we
would have to send as a string), but this is still under discussion. would have to send as a string), but this is still under discussion.
* Add explain and hint support.
* Only update message sizes once, not after every write of a value. This will
require an explicit call to update_message_length in each message subclass.
* Tests for update and repsert. * Tests for update and repsert.
* Add a way to specify a collection of databases on startup (a simple array of * Add a way to specify a collection of databases on startup (a simple array of
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then find the master and, on each subsequent command, ask that machine if it then find the master and, on each subsequent command, ask that machine if it
is the master before proceeding. is the master before proceeding.
* Tests that prove that this driver's ObjectID and Geir's Java version do the
same thing. (I've done so manually.)
* Support more types: REF, SYMBOL, CODE_W_SCOPE, etc.
* Introduce optional per-database and per-collection PKInjector. * Introduce optional per-database and per-collection PKInjector.
* More tests. * More tests.
* Study src/main/ed/db/{dbcollection,dbcursor,db}.js and ByteEncoder.java in == Optimizations
the Babble code. That's what I should be writing to.
* Only update message sizes once, not after every write of a value. This will
require an explicit call to update_message_length in each message subclass.
* ensure_index commands should be cached to prevent excessive communication
with the database. (Or, the driver user should be informed that ensure_index
is not a lightweight operation for the particular driver.)
= Credits = Credits