How to query through a DBRef in MongoDB/pymongo?

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Is it possible to query through a DBRef using a single find spec?

user collection

{
    'age': 30
}

post collection

{
    'user': DBRef('user', ...)
}

Is it possible to query for all post who's users are 30 in a single find step? If not, would it be wise to create a javascript function to handle the multi-stage operation or will that cause blocking problems?

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