> If you have any doubt, *always* prefer `db.get()` and `db.save()`. I
> kinda regret having agreed to include `db.update()`. If it's causing
> confusion I will have to remove it.
I changed it to a db.get() and db.save() and it works (using express):
app.post('/users/save', function(req, res) {
Didn't have a close look, but it seems like a bug in riak-js. Please
open an issue at https://github.com/frank06/riak-js/issues
If you have any doubt, *always* prefer `db.get()` and `db.save()`. I
kinda regret having agreed to include `db.update()`. If it's causing
confusion I will have to remove
Claus,
it looks you're mixing up metadata objects with actual data objects when
calling update. update does a get/put cycle, where it fetches an object, merges
its attributes with the ones you hand over to update() and save the result
back. Any change you accidentally pass in the meta object fr