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We've encountered an issue in which if we provide a list of seeds as ip addresses, the application will fail to start. I believe this is because mongo will provide the list of nodes as hostnames, and it seems the application will try to reinitialise the seeds after a node's process has been killed (and a seed's process is killed because it is not contained on the list of servers returned by mongo).
@alexdias and @Ami-Kawashima please try again from the latest master now that #236 has merged. I think there's a good chance it fixed your problems too.
Hi,
We've encountered an issue in which if we provide a list of seeds as ip addresses, the application will fail to start. I believe this is because mongo will provide the list of nodes as hostnames, and it seems the application will try to reinitialise the seeds after a node's process has been killed (and a seed's process is killed because it is not contained on the list of servers returned by mongo).
Here's a stacktrace:
A good example of a use case that will cause this is running a mongo replica set under docker.
I have a commit that will prevent a seed from being reinitialised if it has been deleted: outlyerapp@f167e13
Is that a workable solution?
Thanks!
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