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Currently every document type is presumed to use the object validation type, where each property's name and type is known beforehand. However, there may be cases where it is useful to use hashtable validation for a particular document type so that the property/key names don't need to be known beforehand while still providing the flexibility to perform validation on the property values.
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Couchbase recently introduced the sub-document API, which allows users to patch nested document structures within a Couchbase document. I'd love to see this in Reactive Couchbase
https://developer.couchbase.com/documentation/server/current/developer-guide/sub-doc-api.html
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As was brought up in a SO question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50097663/couchbase-compression-free-disk-space-requirement/50100975#50100975
There are details about the compaction process in 3.x documentation on Compaction process that are not in the [5.x documentation on configuring au
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More document types need to be exposed and their flags properly sent with lcb. We need at least json support in a simple way as well as the other common flag types.