>3.8.8 issue

[uptownhr]

After upgrading past 3.8.8, i'm seeing this error from my schema.

var logSchema = new Schema({
    'domain': {type: String, trim: true, index: true, required: true},
    "url": {type: String, trim: true, index: true, required: true },
    "type": {type: Number},
    "createdAt" : {type: Date, default: Date.now() }
},{ strict: false } );

Error: `domain` may not be used as a schema pathname

[Ppaww-Arms]

You wrote 'domain' when you don't need to use any " or ' at all.

[vkarpov15]

Hi,

3.8.10 added domain to list of reserved words: 2dc92cb . This is because in some versions of Node, domain is a property on an EventEmitter, see #1338, so setting domain in your schema would cause some really unfortunate problems.

Its debatable whether this was a bug or new feature, but it turns out this commit was backwards breaking and that shouldn't happen. I'll revert this commit for 3.8.11 and put it into 3.9 instead. Thanks for catching this.

[uptownhr]

Good to know. Thank you!

[vkarpov15]

@uptownhr you should be fine with 3.8.11. However, just be aware, 3.9.0, the latest unstable release, does not support this.

I'm not sure if using domain keys will be allowed in 4.0 yet, I hope it will, as I'm gonna take some time to rethink some of mongoose's internal structure. I'll post updates on this issue as we get closer to that release.