Randomize the collection name to avoid collisions when search indexes are created or dropped asynchronously#2859
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The WC addition seems unrelated to randomized collection names, but I do remember you adding a WC to data fixtures in a previous test. Was this just overlooked?
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Yes, that was missing. The test was randomly failing with the new version of MongoDB Atlas Local without the WC. |
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Summary
Search indexes are created and dropped asynchronously. Sometimes the search index from a previous test still exists when the new test is run, even if the collection has been dropped.
By setting a random collection name, we prevent side effects.
I think the issue arises from the new version of MongoDB Atlas Local.