Database Tools Changelog

100.5.3 Changelog

Released 2022-06-14

This release contains a number of bug fixes and changes. Highlights include support for clustered collections in mongorestore, updating our Go version from 1.16.7 to 1.17.8 to address CVEs, and supported platform updates.

100.5.2 Changelog

Released 2022-02-03

This release fixes an issue where inserting large documents with or could cause extremely high memory usage (TOOLS-2875). It also fixes a few minor bugs.

100.5.1 Changelog

Released 2021-10-12

This release fixes an issue where certain config collections which should generally be ignored were included by mongodump and mongorestore. This release also ensures that any operations on these collections will not be applied during the oplog replay phase of mongorestore.

100.5.0 Changelog

Released 2021-08-10

This release includes support for the loadbalanced URI option, which provides compatibility with MongoDB Atlas Serverless.

100.4.1 Changelog

Released 2021-07-23

This patch fixes a bug (:issue:` TOOLS-2931`) that was introduced in version 100.4.0 which causes mongodump to skip any document that contains an empty field name (e.g. { "": "foo" }). Documents with empty field names were not skipped by default if the --query or --queryFile options were specified. No tools other than mongodump were affected. It is highly recommended to upgrade to 100.4.1 if it is possible that your database contains documents with empty field names.

100.4.0 Changelog

Released 2021-07-19

This release includes MongoDB Server 5.0 support, including dump/restoring of timeseries collections.

100.3.1 Changelog

Released 2021-03-17

This release includes various bug fixes. Particularly notable is TOOLS-2783, where we reverted a change from 100.2.1 (TOOLS-1856: use a memory pool in mongorestore) after discovering that it was causing memory usage issues.

100.3.0 Changelog

Released 2021-02-04

This release includes support for PKCS8-encrypted client private keys, support for providing secrets in a config file instead of on the command line, and a few small bug fixes.

100.2.1 Changelog

Released 2020-11-13

This release includes a mongorestore performance improvement, a fix for a bug affecting highly parallel mongorestore instances, and an observability improvement to mongodump and mongoexport, in addition to a number of internal build/release changes.

100.2.0 Changelog

Released 2020-10-15

This release deprecates the --sslAllowInvalidHostnames and --sslAllowInvalidCertificates flags in favor of a new --tlsInsecure flag. The mongofiles put and mongofiles get commands can now accept a list of file names. There is a new mongofiles get_regex command to retrieve all files matching a regex pattern. The 100.2.0 release also contains fixes for several bugs. It fixes a bug introduced in version 100.1.0 that made it impossible to connect to clusters with an SRV connection string (TOOLS-2711).

100.1.1 Changelog

Released 2020-07-31

This release contains a fix for a linux packaging bug and a mongorestore bug related to the --convertLegacyIndexes flag.

100.1.0 Changelog

Released 2020-07-24

This release officially adds support for MongoDB 4.4. In addition to various bug fixes, it adds support for MongoDB 4.4's new MONGODB-AWS authentication mechanism.

The full list of changes is below:

100.0.2 Changelog

This release contains several bugfixes. It also adds support for dumping and restoring collections with long names since the 120 byte name limit will be raised to 255 bytes in MongoDB version 4.4.

The full list of changes is below:

100.0.1 Changelog

This release was a test of our new release infrastructure and contains no changes from 100.0.0.

100.0.0 Changelog

This is the first separate release of the Database Tools from the Server. We decided to move to a separate release so we can ship new features and bugfixes more frequently. The new separate release version starts from 100.0.0 to make it clear the versioning is separate from the Server. You can read more about this on the MongoDB blog.

This release contains bugfixes, some new command-line options, and quality of life improvements. A full list can be found below, but here are some highlights:

• There are no longer restrictions on using --uri with other connection options such as --port and --password as long as the URI and the explicit option don't provide conflicting information. Connection strings can now be specified as a positional argument without the --uri option.
• The new --useArrayIndexFields flag for mongoimport interprets natural numbers in fields as array indexes when importing csv or tsv files.
• The new --convertLegacyIndexes flag for mongorestore removes any invalid index options specified in the corresponding mongodump output, and rewrites any legacy index key values to use valid values.
• A new delete mode for mongoimport. With --mode delete, mongoimport deletes existing documents in the database that match a document in the import file.