feat (mongoose): use mongoose-bird to promisify the mongoose API#520
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@kingcody I noticed that you have removed the <% if (filters.mongoose) { %> from around the var Thing = require('./thing.model'); ... and in some other places also.
This is required so when the mongoose option is turned off in the generator this line is not generated in the final output.
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feat (mongoose): use mongoose-bird to promisify the mongoose API
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This is a rebase of @pentateu's mongoose-bird PR, rebased onto
canary.Main purpose is to demonstrate the rebase changes. Can be closed in favor of #503.