{"push_id":741138648,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/patch-1","head":"c021ade77afbcacc059cb2789a5bae0175a7c880","before":"6506509ffe4bc72d1a79585e65a6a259b4afbe27","commits":[{"sha":"c021ade77afbcacc059cb2789a5bae0175a7c880","author":{"email":"8d514be71ad5113902c9ed4c50209f26d77dda02@googlemail.com","name":"PeterUstinox"},"message":"alternative wording against confusion\n\nwhen i was solving this exercise it wasn't clear to me, that `prices` has exclusively tshirts, which led me to think that `name` was not a unique field. this is why my `$match` pipeline stage looked like this:\r\n```js\r\n$match: {\r\n            name: \"Tshirt\"\r\n            size: process.argv[2]\r\n        }\r\n    };\r\n```\r\nwhich turned out being (of course) wrong. But in your wording I still think it would be possible to have more than Tshirts in the collection (e.g. Sweatshirts)\r\nThanks for making this great course!","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/PeterUstinox/learnyoumongo/commits/c021ade77afbcacc059cb2789a5bae0175a7c880"}]}