Shell cannot connect to a replica set if it had already connected to one with the same name on different ports

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    • Type: Bug
    • Resolution: Done
    • Priority: Major - P3
    • 3.1.8
    • Affects Version/s: 3.1.7
    • Component/s: Replication, Shell
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      function startSet(startPort) {
    var rs = new ReplSetTest({startPort: startPort, nodes: 3});
    rs.startSet();
    rs.initiate();
    var m = new Mongo(rs.getURL());
    m.getDB("test").foo.insert({i: 1});
    rs.awaitReplication();
    rs.stopSet();
}
startSet(31000);
startSet(32000);
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      function startSet(startPort) { var rs = new ReplSetTest({startPort: startPort, nodes: 3}); rs.startSet(); rs.initiate(); var m = new Mongo(rs.getURL()); m.getDB( "test" ).foo.insert({i: 1}); rs.awaitReplication(); rs.stopSet(); } startSet(31000); startSet(32000);
    • Quint 9 09/18/15
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      It appears the ReplicaSetMonitor that the shell is using to connect to replica sets is being cached, so that if that replica set is stopped, and a new replica set is started with the same name, it cannot connect to the set.

      This came up while working on SERVER-18272, where moving away from the hard-coded 31000 start port made it impossible to start two sharded clusters with the default name. But I believe the steps to reproduce hit the same issue.

            Assignee:
            Charlie Swanson
            Reporter:
            Charlie Swanson
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