.remove() doesn't work about mongoose HOT 9 CLOSED

based on what you have above and especially given your solution, wouldn't it be more correct to say your findByPermalink(permalink).first is the suspect? a find should not return isNew = true. and if i update the model.test.js to add isNew assertion test cases after a find, they all pass (http://github.com/cginzel/mongoose/blob/faabdc1a55f9bb9716f750bb3be72187ce61d193/tests/integration/model.test.js) where is the code for findByPermalink(permalink).first?

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I've just added findByPermalink in the static methods of the model.

    mongoose.model('Story',{
        
        collection  : 'stories',
        'static'    : {
            
            findByUserid    : function(userid) {
                return this.find({'user.id':userid,'deleted':null});
            },
            
            findByUsername  : function(username) {
                return this.find({'user.username':username,'deleted':null});
            },
            
            findByPermalink : function(permalink) {
                return this.find({'permalink':permalink,'deleted':null});
            },

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do the test cases in my link above pass when you run it in your environment?

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All tests are ok.
Weird. I've moved on doing soft delete (with a delete flag) so I won't have to delete anything from mongodb. Let's see how it goes.

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Thanks for your support btw!

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are you sure the your query actually returns rows? this.find({'permalink':permalink,'deleted':null}); i was convinced at one point the delete did not work too, but i finally figured out that it was my query that was not right.

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@xdamman,

I thought exactly what you did there. This works instead:
R.remove({'permalink':permalink,'deleted':null}, function() { // where R is the model name of r
//your callback functionality here
})

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Just to add, there are two remove() functions inside Mongoose. One is the one you pointed above, the other one is a "class" one that takes a where query and the callback function. The second one works perfectly.

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resolved

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