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node.js - $unset is empty. You must specify a field like so: {$unset: {<field>: ...}}

mongodb version 3.0.1
mongoose version 4.0.3

I'm trying to do this:

groupsModel.updateQ({_id:group._id},{
    $unset:{"moderators":""},
    $set:{"admins":newAdmins}
})

And I'm getting a MongoError from the catch stating

''$unset' is empty. You must specify a field like so: {$unset: {<field>: ...}}'

But it isn't empty.

moderators, however, isn't in the schema, which is why I'm trying to remove it.

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I wasn't able to reproduce that error message, but as you've seen, Mongoose will only update fields defined in the schema. However, you can override that default behavior by including the strict: false option:

groupsModel.update(
    {_id: group._id},
    {$unset: {"moderators": ""}, $set:{"admins": newAdmins}},
    {strict: false}
)

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