I managed to solve this by adding the following to the class.
I managed to solve this by adding the following to the class: id = mongoengine. StringField(required=True, primary_key=True) Not sure if this is the "proper" way of doing things, so ill leave this unanswered for a bit.
What was your problem. What did you add to fix it? How would someone besides you comprehend your problem?
Are you saying you didn't have any field acting as an id at all before and couldn't figure out why mongoengine wasn't allowing you to use an ad hoc id field? – Profane Aug 18 at 1:30 I could specify the id field even if it wasn't specified, but it wouldn't accept a string/unicode id, only ObjectId. – Noah McIlraith Sep 3 at 20:15.
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