CXX-3251 remove workaround for big_string length in API examples #1357
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Please include this fix too: 16b8e1f |
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Created CXX-3251 to track the related fix to Additionally applied a workaround for incompatible C Driver |
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Resolves CXX-3251. Followup to #1216. Removes the workaround for CDRIVER-5732, whose behavior was properly fixed by mongodb/mongo-c-driver#1891 (CDRIVER-5915). The proper fix now means the
- 32uworkaround is preventing the length checks which are intended to fail in API examples.This PR sets
MONGOC_VERSION_MINIMUMandLIBMONGOC_DOWNLOAD_VERSIONto mongodb/mongo-c-driver@57bffac accordingly.Important
This dependency update implies the next C++ Driver release (4.1.0) will require C Driver 2.0.0 or newer (CXX-3103). If we do not want to impose a C Driver v2 requirement on C++ Driver users (even if it is technically an ABI-only requirement), we may need to consider creating a v5.0 development branch to avoid applying the C Driver 2.0 dependency to upcoming v4 releases.