public async Task SomeWork()
{
Debug.WriteLine("SomeWork for User : " + Context.User.Identity.Name);
var userProfile = await UserProfileCollection.Find(u => u._id == Context.User.Identity.Name).FirstOrDefaultAsync();
userProfile.SuccessfullConnect = true; // currently false
var up = await UserProfileCollection.FindOneAndReplaceAsync(u => u._id == userProfile._id, userProfile);
Debug.WriteLine(ObjectDumper.Dump(userProfile));
Debug.WriteLine(ObjectDumper.Dump(up));
Debug.WriteLine("Saved SomeWork for User : " + Context.User.Identity.Name);
}
Below is the debug output. My document is not getting replaced. Check SuccessfullConnect variable it is still false. I checked on server also document is not replaced. And sometime its working and sometime its not working.
SomeWork for User : +919933221101
{TestSignalR_Server.Models.UserProfile}
_id: "+919933221101"
...
SuccessfullConnect: True
...
{TestSignalR_Server.Models.UserProfile}
_id: "+919933221101"
...
SuccessfullConnect: False
...
Saved SomeWork for User : +919933221101
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Method FindOneAndReplaceAsync
should work fine.
But by default this method returns origin document.
You can change ReturnDocument
to ReturnDocument.After
to see document after changes.
var options = new FindOneAndReplaceOptions<Profile>
{
ReturnDocument = ReturnDocument.After
};
var up = await collection.FindOneAndReplaceAsync<Profile>(u => u._id == userProfile._id, userProfile, options);
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