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The interface of MongoDB has completely changed from the previous one. Here you can see the official documentation with some examples about how to search, insert and update but what about upserts?

Idea for meta: I've tried to search on google and on SO but many resources refer to the old interface. Maybe it would be nice to create a MongoLegacy tag.

mnemosyn
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Pass an instance of UpdateOptions as the options parameter in UpdateOneAsync(filter, update, options), e.g.:

collection.UpdateOneAsync(p => p.Id == user.Id, 
    Builders<User>.Update.Set(p => p.Name, "John"), 
    new UpdateOptions { IsUpsert = true });

EDIT

To replace the document, call ReplaceOneAsync instead:

collection.ReplaceOneAsync(p => p.Id == user.Id, 
    user, 
    new ReplaceOptions { IsUpsert = true });
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  • works perfectly.. adding something like: Builders.Update.Set(p => p.Name, "John").Set(p => p.Age, 29) allows you to chain multiple field updates. – sbeskur Aug 12 '15 at 17:32
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    Suggested update: Use ReplaceOptions instead. 'IMongoCollection.ReplaceOneAsync(FilterDefinition, Type, UpdateOptions, CancellationToken)' is obsolete: 'Use the overload that takes a ReplaceOptions instead of an UpdateOptions.' – essi May 19 '20 at 15:07