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The reason is this line. obj.instance can be ObjectId

const count = await this.countDocuments(filter).exec();

I am trying to count the result of query it return 0

I love your plugin- this makes live much easier.

But, I do a nested dateQuery which gives no result when using the mongoose-find-by-reference-plugin

dateCondition = {
     "timestamps.createdAt": {
       $gte: startIsoDate,
       $lt: endIsoDate,
     },
   };

when removing the pluging, the query works.

So maybe check the referenced models at the schema and do the plugins magic only when targeting a referenced model...

This is exactly what I needed. You are amazing.

Hi, as another stated, thanks for this plugin - it made mongoose development much easier since my database has a TON of reference fields.

That being said, there is one thing I have an issue with:
await Change_Order_Line_Item.find({ Price_Book_Item: { $ne: null }, Change_Order: { $exists: true, Processed: true, }, 'Change_Order.Reference': referenceId, 'Change_Order.Type': 'External', 'Change_Order.Void': false, })

It has to do with queries like this, where I have a key like "Change_Order" that would ideally issue a single query to the referenced collection with the following query:
{ $exists: true, Processed: true, Type: 'External', Void: false, Reference: '123456', }

The problem is that currently, a separate query to the Change_Order collection is called per entry in the object above, and then I basically just return the entire collection. Is there a proper query syntax where this kind of thing would be possible already?