fix(model): allow defining discriminator virtuals and methods using schema options #12326
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…chema options Fix #12246
AbdelrahmanHafez
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Fix #12246
Summary
We now support defining virtuals and methods using schema options, but that doesn't work well with discriminators unless the discriminator schema has the exact same virtuals and methods as the base schema.
With this PR, you can define additional virtuals on a discriminator schema using
new Schema(definition, { virtuals: { myVirtual: () => 42 } })Examples