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Opened a new JIRA issue: https://jira.springsource.org/browse/DATADOC-134

Good thinking but I don't think it is the reason. The code you provided seems to be obsolete, so I added this:


mongoTemplate.execute("publicfeed",new CollectionCallback<PublicFeed>() {
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I reopened the same issue you referred since the fix was not complete: https://jira.springsource.org/browse/DATADOC-70

Hari Gangadharan

Sorry I did not explain my test properly. In my test setup I am saving two objects one with linkId: "some-id-for" and another with linkId: "some-id-other". In the current test I am retrieving the...

Here is my test:


@Test
public void addDups() {
log.info("Test Add Dups.....");
PublicFeed hariFeed = repository.findByLinkId("some-id-for");
...

I am using M2 - I did more tests. The record seems to be saved - it even generates a new Object Id. No exception is thrown. But the record is really not saved.

Any help is greatly appreciated.
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I also see the same issue. For me the object gets saved and then I cannot do any more operations due to the "E11000" error. Any others see the same issue? Or could you fix this?

Hari Gangadharan

Everyone has asked me about this - A while back I have written an article on this. This is an old post but if this helps someone. Here is the link:...