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mongodb - Why do my MongooseJS ObjectIds fail the equality test?

Suppose I save and retrieve identical objects as follows

var obj1, obj2;

instance.save(function(err, saved) {
    obj1 = saved;
});

Model.find(obj1._id).run(function(err, retrieved) {
    obj2 = retrieved;
});

When I print to the console, ObjectIds are the same. If I call toString on both ObjectIds they are equal. However doing a straight

obj1._id == obj2._id

Returns false. What is happening here?

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ObjectIds are objects so a standard == equality test is comparing the references for equality, not the contained id values. The right way to compare their values is to use ObjectId.equals as:

obj1.equals(obj2)

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