A pipeline stage specification object is a configuration element used in data processing pipelines, such as those in MongoDB or CI/CD systems. It defines the operations to be performed at a specific stage of the pipeline. Each stage must contain exactly one field to ensure clarity and precision in specifying the operation to be executed, preventing conflicts and errors that could arise from multiple operations being defined simultaneously.
A pipeline stage specification object defines the configuration for a specific stage in a data processing pipeline, such as in MongoDB or CI/CD systems. It specifies the type of transformation or operation to be performed on the data at that stage.
The importance of it containing exactly one field lies in ensuring unambiguous and predictable processing. If multiple fields were allowed, it would be unclear which field to use for the transformation, leading to potential errors and difficulties in debugging.
Common errors include:
@OneToOne
and @NotNull
to enforce single-field constraints.Correctly formatted:
{ "$match": { "status": "A" } }
{ "$group": { "_id": "$cust_id", "total": { "$sum": "$amount" } } }
Incorrectly formatted:
{ "$match": { "status": "A" }, "$group": { "_id": "$cust_id" } }
{ "$project": { "title": 1, "author": 1 }, "$sort": { "title": 1 } }
Each pipeline stage specification object must contain exactly one field.
A pipeline stage specification object must contain exactly one field to ensure clarity, precision, and predictable processing in data processing pipelines. This is crucial for preventing conflicts and errors that could arise from multiple operations being defined simultaneously.
If multiple fields are allowed, it would be unclear which field to use for the transformation, leading to potential errors and difficulties in debugging.
Adhering to this requirement helps prevent common errors such as: