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To answer my question, the probleme was calling mongoc_cleanup() at the end of each test case.

Once mongoc_cleanup() is called, it is invalid to call mongoc_init() again. http://mongoc.org/libmongoc/current/init-cleanup.html#synopsis

mongoc_init() should be called at the start of the test sheet, and mongoc_cleanup() at the end test sheet.

mongocli is not yet available for M1 (arm64)

To install mongocli you can install brew for intel (x86_64) along with brew for m1

Switch bash to x86_64

Just had the same problem ...

Go to Finder > Utilities and right click on Terminal and select "Get Info" Find the option "Open using Rosetta" and check it.

Open new Terminal and run "brew tap mongodb/brew" After it completes close the terminal and uncheck "Open using Rosetta", open Terminal again and then run "brew install mongodb-community@4.4".

That worked for me and MongoDB is installed.

Is it possible for you to share some code so we can be more helpful to your specific situation?

Where I work, we are using com.mongodb.MongoClient. If you are using it as well you can make a call to mongoClient.close() before destroying the connection manger component (working with Spring, so we call the close() in the @PreDestroy method of the component)

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Following our comments on this answer I would go with either of these approaches:

1. Wrap the MongoClient with a class of your own that holds a MongoClient instance. This class will expose a method (let's call it resetConnectionPool), and inside that method you will call mongoClient.close() and mongoClient = new MongoClient().
   You might have to @Autowire the MongoClientURI bean to use it inside the class you create. Something along the line of this class:

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Your function can return a promise on which you can call the .then() method to get the value (also, remember to close the db at the end of the function)