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Mongoose version

6.4.9

Node.js version

16.15.1

MongoDB server version

5.0.3

Description

After upgrading from 6.3.9 to 6.4.6 my schemas are broken.
I am using Nest Framework, but it's only decorators (see snippet below).

I tried to use the documentation but the documentation code is broken.
https://mongoosejs.com/docs/typescript/populate.html#using-populateddoc
ObjectId comes from nowhere, so the code can't run since ObjectId does not exist.

I tried everything I could without knowing what do to.
At the moment I downgraded to 6.3.9 and it works.
I am using TypeScript 4.7.4.

Steps to Reproduce

import { Prop, Schema } from "@nestjs/mongoose";  // Can safely be removedimport { Document, PopulatedDoc, SchemaTypes } from "mongoose";export type ChildDocument = Child & Document;export type ParentDocument = Parent & Document;@Schema()  // Can safely be removedexport class Child {  @Prop({ type: SchemaTypes.ObjectId, ref: 'Parent' })  // Can safely be removed  parent: PopulatedDoc<ParentDocument>;}@Schema()  // Can safely be removedexport class Parent {  @Prop({ type: SchemaTypes.ObjectId, ref: 'Child' })  // Can safely be removed  child: PopulatedDoc<ChildDocument>;}

Expected Behavior

I expect the code to run just fine.
There are lot of reason to use bi-directional relation in order.
I don't expect parent.child and child.parent to be populated at the same time anyway.