Refactor quota updates to use aggregation pipeline #2999
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replaces the previous multi-step update approach with a single aggregation pipeline that handles both "add" and "set" modes, ensuring atomic quota modifications
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Closing in favour of using a dedicated session with the more declarative approach in #3057. May revisit in the future? But for now this is a lot harder to follow as a developer, even if it's a little safer at runtime. |
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Replaces the previous multi-step update approach with a single aggregation pipeline that handles both "add" and "set" modes, ensuring atomic quota modifications.
Tested locally, confirming api calls against local mongo.