Yes, it does. If need be, you can separate data via a database name.
If you don’t use a framework, you are free to go with MongoClient#getDatabase("my-db").
However, a framework (for instance, Spring Data MongoDB) might get a db name from a url, that one can get via MongoDBContainer#getReplicaSetUrl(). There are 2 choices:
1) add as a workaround your db name to a url, like MongoDBContainer#getReplicaSetUrl() + "-my-db", which, for example, results in mongodb://localhost:32880/test-my-db. Just make sure that such a db name is unique for each test;
2) wait for this PR to be merged.
Tried your workaround solution on your PatchProductLoadITTest and ProductControllerITTest by adding:
testcontainers.reuse.enable=true to .testcontainers.properties
.withReuse(true) to MONGO_DB_CONTAINER
MONGO_DB_CONTAINER.getReplicaSetUrl()+"-my-db-N" to both tests (N=1 for PatchProductLoadITTest and N=2 for ProductControllerITTest)
But a container is not reused. How can I make it work?
Put it simply, my tests stop each MongoDBContainer in @AfterAll methods. I’ve added if (!MONGO_DB_CONTAINER.isShouldBeReused()) statement to stop MongoDBContainer only if we do not use Testcontainers' reusable feature. See this commit for more details. Thanks for you comment.
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Does MongoDBContainer work with Reusable containers?
Yes, it does. If need be, you can separate data via a database name.
If you don’t use a framework, you are free to go with
MongoClient#getDatabase("my-db").However, a framework (for instance, Spring Data MongoDB) might get a db name from a url, that one can get via
MongoDBContainer#getReplicaSetUrl(). There are 2 choices:1) add as a workaround your db name to a url, like
MongoDBContainer#getReplicaSetUrl() + "-my-db", which, for example, results inmongodb://localhost:32880/test-my-db. Just make sure that such a db name is unique for each test;2) wait for this PR to be merged.
Tried your workaround solution on your PatchProductLoadITTest and ProductControllerITTest by adding:
Put it simply, my tests stop each
MongoDBContainerin@AfterAllmethods. I’ve addedif (!MONGO_DB_CONTAINER.isShouldBeReused())statement to stopMongoDBContaineronly if we do not use Testcontainers' reusable feature. See this commit for more details. Thanks for you comment.