MongoDB Node.js Driver Drops Support for Pre-4.2 Wire Protocol
A Node.js MongoDB driver requires wire protocol version 8 minimum, dropping support for MongoDB 4.0 and earlier. Users running older MongoDB versions are blocked from upgrading the driver without also upgrading their database.
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