Ticket lock error

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[celest oyster]

I'm trying to lock a channel. It works when I only have one ticket created, but as soon as I create another one, the lock/unlock stops working.

Here is my code : https://pastebin.com/xSeMMnhF

("bloquer" mean "lock", and "debloquer" means "unlock")

I do not get any errors.

[celest oyster]

Please ?

[storm widget]

What happens when you click the lock/unlock buttons then? In what way aren’t they working?

[celest oyster]

When I click the lock button, it send the embed that confirms the lock. But the users can still talk.
And when I try to unlock it, it says it's already unlocked.

I think it might be a problem when changing the value of "Locked" in the databse from false to true, but I have no clue how to fix that in the code

[storm widget]

console.log(data) in your callback before the switch there and either you see yourself where the issue is in there or show the result of the log

[celest oyster]

That is what I get when logging data
model {$__: InternalCache, $isNew: false, _doc: {…}, $init: true}

Btw don't hesitate to ping me when you answer so I can reply quicker

[storm widget]

Why is it a model and not a document?

[celest oyster]

Tbh, can’t tell you

[storm widget]

Is that mongoose or what library do you use for your db?

[celest oyster]

Yes mongoose

[storm widget]

Must be an older version then, since current versions don’t support callback like that anymore and all use promise returns instead

[celest oyster]

I’m following a tutorial so I’m not 100% sure about everything I write

Could you help me solve that ?

[storm widget]

npm ls mongoose

[celest oyster]

Oh I forgot I have to go, I’ll ping you later today

[storm widget]

Don’t ping. Just write in this post without reply/ping

[celest oyster]

Okay sure

[celest oyster]

Okay I'm back, here are the results for npm ls mongoose :
[email protected] C:\Users...\Desktop...
└── [email protected]