Pymongo 3.5.0 doesn't provide _WriteOp in pymongo.operations #210
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@bhyde Thank you for reporting this! Looks like we only import _WriteOp to validate that the bulk_insert request is of instance _WriteOp. If I understand correctly, pymongo instead just does a try/except around request._add_to_bulk(blk) in which case we can do the same. @IlyaSkriblovsky Do you agree? |
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Sure, fixed in #211 |
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@IlyaSkriblovsky I was looking for consensus that my assumption was correct, not that you do the work! ;) |
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Sorry, it's sometimes hard to resist when fingers reach the keyboard :) |
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Hah! No worries! |
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Fixed compatibility with pymongo 3.5.0 (#210)
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Oh, nice turn around. Awesome. I'll keep an eye out for a release. Thanks! |
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Merged... going to close this. If there is a still an issue, please re-open. Cheers! |
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This line:
txmongo/txmongo/collection.py
Line 17 in c960def
is failing since recent release of pymongo 3.5.0.
Pinning to 3.4.0 is a work around.
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