TypeError: beanie.odm.queries.find.FindOne.update() got multiple values for keyword argument 'response_type'

[DrOncogene]

I was getting TypeError: beanie.odm.queries.find.FindOne.update() got multiple values for keyword argument 'response_type' while providing response_type argument to the update method. The code snippet is below

room = await Room.find_one(
        Room.id == PydanticObjectId(room_id),
        fetch_links=True,
)

there are other things being done in between, mainly some validation prior to the update

room = await room.update(
        AddToSet({Room.members: {"$each": members_ref}}),
        response_type=UpdateResponse.NEW_DOCUMENT
)

But it was stated in the docs here that the .update() and .upsert() methods can take response_type arguments.

How do I solve this?

[hgalytoby]

I haven't used it but I found an example from tests that you can look at.

https://github.com/roman-right/beanie/blob/main/tests/odm/query/test_update.py#L198

[MatthieuRochetteAO]

Hi, I get the same error when trying to use .update() on my Document, but it works when using .upsert().

Looking at the source code of the update method, the response_type is set to UpdateResponse.NEW_DOCUMENT forcefully, so in our cases we can just skip the parameter and it should behave as we want it to.

But indeed, the documentation should be updated to reflect this, or the code to allow the response_type to be overriden in the .update() parameters.

[Jain2098]

+1
Not working on methods like: .save() / .update()