Specifically, we can now detect if a selector matches at most a fixed set of
IDs (instead of just "at most one ID"), both for queries and for writes. This
includes every write made from the client on a restricted collection!
Specifically, updates and removes that specify a specific _id, and all inserts,
should not require live queries that specify a specific different _id to poll.
This involves changing the InvalidationCrossbar matching semantics. I suspect
that a future version of the InvalidationCrossbar may want the old semantics, if
the notifications it is receiving are more oplog-driven than command-driven, but
this will work for now.
Also, make the O(1) optimization on minimongo remove("id") actually work.
Previously it was declawed by the fact that Meteor.Collection.remove normalizes
to {_id: "id"}.
This is a 0.5.5 regression (with the new selector compiler): the new compiler
handled selectors with "a.b.c" reasonably well if the "c" level contained an
array but not if the "a" or "b" levels did.
This also implements mostly-Mongo-compatible behavior for sorting when arrays
are involved; this is not an 0.5.5 regression, since the old compiler did not
get this right.
Patch by: Ted Blackman <ted.blackman@gmail.com>
(Ted fixed a bug on devel that was preventing these tests from passing. On the
ddp-pre1 branch, the bug was fixed in a different way, but the tests are still
useful.)
Allows packages such as stream and accounts to declare URL prefixes
such as /sockjs/ and /_oauth/ to be network routes.
Updates server to avoid serving app HTML on network routes.
Checks for conflict between files in public/ and network routes. For
example, the developer might not know that /sockjs/ is reserved, and
might create a file "public/sockjs/socks-are-great.png".
- Delete dead EJSON._each2.
- Make OrderedDict.remove throw if the key isn't in it.
- Make changed callbacks in two places throw if the document isn't in the
dictionary. (Other callbacks implicitly throw via OrderedDict.)
- Remove OrderedDict.pop (which didn't return the key) and push.
