Bump mongodb from 6.10.0 to 6.11.0

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Bumps mongodb from 6.10.0 to 6.11.0.

Release notes

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v6.11.0

6.11.0 (2024-11-22)

The MongoDB Node.js team is pleased to announce version 6.11.0 of the mongodb package!

Release Notes

Client Side Operations Timeout (CSOT)

We've been working hard to try to simplify how setting timeouts works in the driver and are excited to finally put Client Side Operation Timeouts (CSOT) in your hands! We're looking forward to hearing your feedback on this new feature during its trial period in the driver, so feel free to file Improvements, Questions or Bug reports on our Jira Project or leave comments on this community forum thread: Node.js Driver 6.11 Forum Discussion!

CSOT is the common drivers solution for timing out the execution of an operation at the different stages of an operation's lifetime. At its simplest, CSOT allows you to specify one option,timeoutMS that determines when the driver will interrupt an operation and return a timeout error.

For example, when executing a potentially long-running query, you would specify timeoutMS as follows:

await collection.find({}, {timeoutMS: 600_000}).toArray(); // Ensures that the find will throw a timeout error if all documents are not retrieved within 10 minutes
// Potential Stack trace if this were to time out:
// Uncaught MongoOperationTimeoutError: Timed out during socket read (600000ms)
//    at Connection.readMany (mongodb/lib/cmap/connection.js:427:31)
//    at async Connection.sendWire (mongodb/lib/cmap/connection.js:246:30)
//    at async Connection.sendCommand (mongodb/lib/cmap/connection.js:281:24)
//    at async Connection.command (mongodb/lib/cmap/connection.js:323:26)
//    at async Server.command (mongodb/lib/sdam/server.js:170:29)
//    at async GetMoreOperation.execute (mongodb/lib/operations/get_more.js:58:16)
//    at async tryOperation (mongodb/lib/operations/execute_operation.js:203:20)
//    at async executeOperation (mongodb/lib/operations/execute_operation.js:73:16)
//    at async FindCursor.getMore (mongodb/lib/cursor/abstract_cursor.js:590:16)

[!WARNING] This feature is experimental and subject to change at any time. We do not recommend using this feature in production applications until it is stable.

What's new?

timeoutMS

The main new option introduced with CSOT is the timeoutMS option. This option can be applied directly as a client option, as well as at the database, collection, session, transaction and operation layers, following the same inheritance behaviours as other driver options.

When the timeoutMS option is specified, it will always take precedence over the following options:

• socketTimeoutMS
• waitQueueTimeoutMS
• wTimeoutMS
• maxTimeMS
• maxCommitTimeMS

Note, however that timeoutMS DOES NOT unconditionally override the serverSelectionTimeoutMS option.

When timeoutMS is specified, the duration of time allotted to the server selection and connection checkout portions of command execution is defined by min(serverSelectionTimeoutMS, timeoutMS) if both are >0. A zero value for either timeout value represents an infinite timeout. A finite timeout will always be used unless both timeouts are specified as 0. Note also that the driver has a default value for serverSelectionTimeoutMS of 30000.

After server selection and connection checkout are complete, the time remaining bounds the execution of the remainder of the operation.

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Changelog

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6.11.0 (2024-11-22)

Features

• NODE-5682: set maxTimeMS on commands and preempt I/O (#4174) (e4e6a5e)
• NODE-5844: add iscryptd to ServerDescription (#4239) (c39d443)
• NODE-6069: OIDC k8s machine workflow (#4270) (82c931c)
• NODE-6090: Implement CSOT logic for connection checkout and server selection (bd8a9f4)
• NODE-6231: Add CSOT behaviour for retryable reads and writes (#4186) (2ffd5eb)
• NODE-6274: add CSOT support to bulkWrite (#4250) (c5a9ae5)
• NODE-6275: Add CSOT support to GridFS (#4246) (3cb8187)
• NODE-6304: add CSOT support for non-tailable cursors (#4195) (131f6ed)
• NODE-6305: Add CSOT support to tailable cursors (#4218) (2398fc6)
• NODE-6312: add error transformation for server timeouts (#4192) (c2c0cb9)
• NODE-6313: add CSOT support to sessions and transactions (#4199) (5f1102f)
• NODE-6387: Add CSOT support to change streams (#4256) (4588ff2)
• NODE-6389: add support for timeoutMS in StateMachine.execute() (#4243) (c55f965)
• NODE-6390: Add timeoutMS support to auto encryption (#4265) (55e08e7)
• NODE-6391: Add timeoutMS support to explicit encryption (#4269) (f745b99)
• NODE-6392: add timeoutMS support to ClientEncryption helpers part 1 (#4281) (e86f11e)
• NODE-6403: add CSOT support to client bulk write (#4261) (365d63b)
• NODE-6421: add support for timeoutMS to explain helpers (#4268) (5b2629b)
• NODE-6446: deprecate legacy timeout options (#4279) (c28608b)
• NODE-6551: update bson to 6.10.0 (#4329) (adb15fe)

Bug Fixes

• NODE-6374: MongoOperationTimeoutError inherits MongoRuntimeError (#4237) (9fb896a)
• NODE-6412: read stale response from previously timed out connection (#4273) (fd8f3bd)
• NODE-6454: use timeoutcontext for state machine execute() cursor options (#4291) (5dd8ee5)
• NODE-6469: pool is cleared before connection checkin on error (#4296) (06a2e2c)
• NODE-6523: deleteMany in gridfs passes timeoutMS to predicate, not options (#4319) (1965ed5)

Performance Improvements

• NODE-6525: remove setPrototype and defineProperty from hot path (#4321) (48ed47e)

Commits

• 122421d chore(main): release 6.11.0 [skip-ci] (#4317)
• b9bba0f ci(NODE-6557): Add Node.js 22 to support matrix (#4330)
• 1673748 chore(NODE-6565): add dependabot for github actions (#4331)
• a0431f0 chore(NODE-6426): update saslprep dependency to 1.1.9 (#4327)
• adb15fe feat(NODE-6551): update bson to 6.10.0 (#4329)
• 06a2e2c fix(NODE-6469): pool is cleared before connection checkin on error (#4296)
• aa986f8 ci(NODE-6405): stop mongo orchestration in post task (#4328)
• 1320ad8 chore(NODE-6488): specify target=es2021 for ts compilation tests (#4303)
• 691cbbb test(NODE-5722): unpin on endSessions test (#4326)
• 20564f7 refactor(NODE-6524): consolidate socket timeout calculation (#4320)
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