Chained structs inside a command produce non-compilable code

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    • Type: Bug
    • Resolution: Fixed
    • Priority: Major - P3
    • 3.5.10
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    • Component/s: IDL
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      Add the following command to mongo/idl/unittest.idl:

          DocSequenceCommandWithChaining:
        description: UnitTest for a basic command with fields marked with supports_doc_sequence which
                     also uses struct chaining
        namespace: concatenate_with_db
        chained_structs:
            chained_string_basic_type:
                cpp_name: ChainedStringBasicType
        fields:
            field1: int
            field2: string
            structs:
                type: array<one_string>
                supports_doc_sequence: true
            objects:
                type: array<object>
                supports_doc_sequence: true
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      Add the following command to mongo/idl/unittest.idl : DocSequenceCommandWithChaining: description: UnitTest for a basic command with fields marked with supports_doc_sequence which also uses struct chaining namespace: concatenate_with_db chained_structs: chained_string_basic_type: cpp_name: ChainedStringBasicType fields: field1: int field2: string structs: type: array<one_string> supports_doc_sequence: true objects: type: array<object> supports_doc_sequence: true
    • Platforms 2017-07-10
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      Using a chained struct inside a command generates a reference to variable called bsonObject, which does not exist because the input to the command's parse method is OpMsgRequest.

            Assignee:
            Mark Benvenuto
            Reporter:
            Kaloian Manassiev
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