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Fixes an issue with an empty/missing/null Email coming from GitHub's OAuth call response. Also, introduces the `sparse` index option on the User model's Email field. This will ensure that we can have multiple User documents without the Email field. Adds a server-side User model test for the sparse index setting on the email field. Confirms that User documents without the email field are not indexed, illustrating the sparse option on the schema's email field works properly. Added the dropdb task to the Gulp test:client & test:server tasks, to ensure we have a clean database & that any indexes are rebuilt; this will ensure any Schema changes (in this case the email index is rebuilt using the sparse index option) are reflected when the database is started again. Added a UPGRADE.md for tracking important upgrade information for our user's to be aware of, when we introduce potentially breaking changes. Included an explanation of the Sparse index being added, and how to apply it to an existing MEANJS application's database. Adds a script for dropping the `email` field's index from the User collection. Related #1145
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- The Users collection's Email field index now uses the MongoDB Sparse option
- The User model's Email field is not required, and there are scenarios where you will have User documents that don't contain the Email field. In this case, without the Sparse option, you will get a unique constraint index exception thrown when an additional User document is saved without this field.
- If you are upgrading an existing MEANJS application, and have not changed this field, you will already have an existing index on the Email field of your Users collection. If this is the case, you will need to follow these steps for the
sparseoption to be applied.
- Run the upgrade script from the root of your MEANJS application to drop the index:
node scripts/upgrade-users-sparse-index - Restart your MEANJS application.
When your application starts back up, Mongoose will rebuild your Email field's index; now with the sparse option applied to it.