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Hello and thank you for the feedback,
We appreciate you taking the time to thoroughly document and share your testing scenario with us.
We're actively considering your need for more responsive indexing in test environments within our product roadmap. As we expand search capabilities to our open source offering, exposing more fine-grained control of indexes (such as configurable index refresh times, or manual refresh triggers) is something we will actively investigate.
In the meantime, we recommend implementing a delay/polling mechanism in your tests. While we recognize its not ideal, this is a common testing technique when working with eventually consistent systems. As you've noted, the indexing will never be truly instantaneous - even with improvements, there will always be some processing time greater than zero.
Your suggestions align well with our thinking about how to improve the developer experience, particularly in testing scenarios. This is an area of the product that is fairly new to market, and a use case that is picking up adoption, and thus we have not received much feedback to inspire the need for these features.
I will set the expectation that the local development version of search will soon adopt a different version of the search binary that we release for MongoDB Community later this year. When this happens, we will have more freedom to consider extended configurability. That being said, we do not expect the current behavior to change in the near term.
Thanks again for your contribution to making our product better.
-The Atlas Search Product Team