Assuming I have a couchbase document: { "a": 1, "c": 2 } What I want to do is to remove paths “a” and “b”. (I do not know if these fields are exists) val mutateInSpecs = Seq( MutateInSpec.remove("a"), MutateInSpec.remove("b"), ) collection.mutateIn(docId, mutateInSpecs) Because of the atomi…

Hi @burak.dursunlar No there’s no such conditional mutateIn operator. But here’s a little trick you can use: val mutateInSpecs = Seq( MutateInSpec.upsert("a", ""), MutateInSpec.upsert("b", ""), MutateInSpec.remove("a"), MutateInSpec.remove("b") ) If that makes sense? E.g. by always upsertin…

Atomic mutateIn remove operations

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burak.dursunlar November 22, 2023, 7:48pm 4

Wow, very nice! Should have come up with that idea. Thanks

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