Consider a collection created for server and client:
export const MyCollection = new Mongo.Collection('myCollection')
I receive Documents from the Server due to performance reasons via Methods:
server
Meteor.methods({
getDocs() {
return MyCollection.find({ ... }).fetch()
}
})
On the client I store them inside the local-collection:
client
const LocalCollection = MyCollection._collection
Meteor.call('getDocs', { ... }, (err, docs) => {
docs.forEach(doc => LocalCollection.insert(doc))
})
Now this works fine but when I run a subscription at another point that also returns documents, that were among those, returned by the method, I receive the following error:
Uncaught Error: Expected not to find a document already present for an add
My question is, whether to flush the Localcollection before the subscription manually or if there is a way to just tell it to "override the existing docs, no matter what"?
Note, that I am using the LocalCollection on the client because allow/deny is by default set to deny on everything and any documents that are inserted like so
Meteor.call('getDocs', { ... }, (err, docs) => {
docs.forEach(doc => MyCollection.insert(doc))
})
would be rejected to be inserted.
