Is it possible to make TypeScript don’t compile when writing a Mongoose query that does not contain valid fields? For example, given the schema and the model below

const personSchema = new mongoose.Schema({
  name: { type: String, required: true },
  name: { type: Number, required: true },
})

const person = mongoose.model('PersonCollection', personSchema);

I want TypeScript to complain when I write this query since randomProperty does not exist on personSchema/ person.

person.find({ randomProperty: 123 })

I see that Mongoose allows querying on unknown properties since strictQuery is false by default in the migration guide to Mongoose 7. But I find it weirder that Mongoose don’t complain when querying on unknown properties.

Additional context

I use automatic type interference by the way since that is recommended by Mongoose. And yes I have "strict": true in my tsconfig.

Versions

• Mongoose 8.4.0
• MongoDB 6.0
• TypeScript 5.4.2