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Assigned Teams:

Catalog and Routing
Operating System:
ALL
Steps To Reproduce:
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docker run -d --name repro mongo:8.2.12

# wait for startup, then: docker exec repro mongosh --quiet test --eval ' db.c.createIndex({"$**": 1}, {name: "w"}); db.runCommand({collMod: "c", index: {name: "w", expireAfterSeconds: 100}}); '

docker inspect repro --format '{{.State.Status}} exit={{.State.ExitCode}}'

The last line reports exited exit=133. The collection can be empty.
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docker run -d --name repro mongo:8.2.12 # wait for startup, then: docker exec repro mongosh --quiet test --eval ' db.c.createIndex({"$**": 1}, {name: "w"}); db.runCommand({collMod: "c", index: {name: "w", expireAfterSeconds: 100}}); ' docker inspect repro --format '{{.State.Status}} exit={{.State.ExitCode}}' The last line reports exited exit=133 . The collection can be empty.
CAR Domain/s:

🟥 DDL

Setting expireAfterSeconds on a wildcard index stops the server. No error comes back to the client.

The combination is already known to be invalid, this appears in the log just before the
server stops.

Index type 'wildcard' does not support the 'expireAfterSeconds' option

After restarting, the index is still a plain wildcard index with no expireAfterSeconds on it, and there is no repeat shutdown on startup.

Error 72 InvalidOptions, with the index left alone.

The server stops and the process exits with 133.