Update mongoose 8.5.2 → 8.6.1 (minor) #113
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✳️ mongoose (8.5.2 → 8.6.1) · Repo · Changelog
Release Notes
8.6.1
8.6.0
8.5.4
8.5.3
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6.8.0
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chore(main): release 6.8.0 [skip-ci] (#4125)
chore(NODE-6243): move Node release tooling to drivers-github-tools (#4159)
fix(NODE-6242): close becomes true after calling close when documents still remain (#4161)
fix(NODE-6241): allow `Binary` as local KMS provider key (#4160)
feat(NODE-5718): add ReadConcernMajorityNotAvailableYet to retryable errors (#4154)
chore(NODE-6118): generate authorized publisher report and compliance report (#4156)
chore(NODE-5974): sync CSOT tests (#4153)
chore(NODE-6199): Update test/lambda/mongodb dependencies (#4145)
test(NODE-6202): use single mongos in unacknowledged write tests (#4149)
refactor: move CountDocument logic into collection API (#4148)
refactor(NODE-6174): use client.s.options in session (#4134)
fix(NODE-5801): use more specific key typing for multiple KMS provider support (#4146)
feat(NODE-6136): parse cursor responses on demand (#4112)
ci(NODE-6203): fix atlas connectivity tests (#4142)
chore(NODE-6212): generate sarif reports in releases and upload sbom lite to s3 [skip-ci] (#4143)
docs: generate docs from latest main [skip-ci] (#4009)
feat(NODE-5801): allow multiple providers providers per type (#4137)
docs: update legacy drivers section and fix drop down (#4130)
docs(NODE-6193): add releasing documentation (#4136)
refactor: replace symbol properties in cursor classes (#4133)
refactor(NODE-6201): cursor to use fetchBatch when current batch is empty (#4093)
feat(NODE-5853): support delegated KMIP data key option (#4129)
chore: use new mongodb-client-encryption and update filter to support versions (#4132)
fix(NODE-6085): add TS support for KMIP data key options (#4128)
chore: refactor test filters to typescript (#4054)
docs: remove 6.8+ documentation from 6.7 API docs (#4127)
docs: generate 6.7 api docs (#4126)
feat(NODE-6157): add signature to github releases (#4119)
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