Is anyone successfully using parse-server 6 with MongoDB 7?
How about parse-server 5?
Our MongoDB host is going to auto-migrate us from v6 to v7 soon, and I see that official support for MongoDB 7 is in parse-server 7 which is still in alpha.
Just wondering how concerned I should be.
Note, we are currently on parse-server 5 but could upgrade to 6 if needed.
Thank you for the response.
I had misinterpreted that chart. I thought the second column was the parse-server version needed to support the version of MongoDB in the first column. But I see now that the first two columns both refer to MongoDB versions.
So unlike PostgreSQL, there shouldn’t be another column in the MongoDB chart indicating which version of parse-server is needed for compatibility? So the assumption is that reasonably recent versions of parse-server support MongoDB 7?
@thedrew I have good news. If you are currently using Parse Server 6 you should be able to use MongoDB 7 by upgrading to Parse Server 7.0.0-alpha.1 without any issues.
While 7.0.0.-alpha.1 is a new major release version that does contain a single breaking change compared to the latest release of Parse Server 6, it’s for a feature that most deployments are unlikely to use, see the release notes of 7.0.0-alpha.1 to find out whether it affects you.
We made that deliberately as the first alpha release so that developers who want to use MongoDB 7 but don’t have the time to address all breaking changes in the first stable release of Parse Server 7 can at least upgrade to the first alpha version.
Note that we do not plan to add official MongoDB 7 support to Parse Server 6, but if anyone from the community wants to open a PR (which should be easy by looking at the alpha release), we’ll be happy to review and merge.