My index name was "default" which is why I didn’t need to specify it in my query. Is your index name something other than "default"? If so, you will need to specify it in the $search query.
Hi @codetycon - Thanks for sharing the details. M2 tiers have a limit of 5 Atlas Search indexes as documented here; so, as long as you don’t have more than 5 Atlas Search indexes, you should be fine on the M2 instance.
The screenshot shows that no index name is specified in the query. Is your index named “default”? If it’s not named “default”, please could you specify the name of the index in the query and try again? I have confirmed that the query returns results successfully in my Atlas UI as well as mongo shell, provided the index name is correctly specified.
Hi @codetycon - thanks for sharing the video clip. One slight difference I noticed in the video and in the original query that you had shared is that the query in the video is missing the “fuzzy”:{} option. When I tested the query on my side, without the fuzzy option, I don’t get the results either. But with the fuzzy option, I get the results. Can you check if adding the fuzzy option changes the query’s behavior?