I was having this same issue and I started digging through the mongoose source code (version 3.8.14). Eventually it led me to this line within
- mongoose/node_modules/mongodb/lib/mongodb/collection/core.js -> insert(…) -> insertWithWriteCommands(…) ->
-
mongoose/node_modules/mongodb/lib/mongodb/collection/batch/ordered.js -> bulk.insert(docs[i]) -> addToOperationsList(…) -> bson.calculateObjectSize(document, false);
var bsonSize = bson.calculateObjectSize(document, false);
Apparently, this calls BSON.calculateObjectSize, which calls calculateObjectSize which then infinitely recurses. I wasn’t able to dig that far in to what caused it, but figured that it may have something to do with the mongoose wrapper binding functions to the Schema. Since I was inserting raw data into mongoDB, once I decided to change the bulk insert in mongoose to a standard javascript object, the problem went away and bulk inserts happened correctly. You might be able to do something similar.
Essentially, my code went from
//EDIT: mongoose.model needs lowercase 'm' for getter method
var myModel = mongoose.model('MyCollection');
var toInsert = myModel();
var array = [toInsert];
myModel.collection.insert(array, {}, function(err, docs) {});
to
//EDIT: mongoose.model needs lowercase 'm' for getter method
var myModel = mongoose.model('MyCollection');
var toInsert = { //stuff in here
name: 'john',
date: new Date()
};
var array = [toInsert];
myModel.collection.insert(array, {}, function(err, docs) {});