tests; clean up rebase mess

lib/drivers/node-mongodb-native/connection.js

@@ -113,51 +113,12 @@ NativeConnection.prototype.useDb = function (name) {
     listen(newConn);
   }
 
-  // we have to manually copy all of the attributes...
-  var newConn = new this.constructor();
-  newConn.base = this.base;
-  newConn.collections = {};
-  newConn.models = {};
-  newConn.replica = this.replica;
-  newConn.hosts = this.hosts;
-  newConn.host = this.host;
-  newConn.port = this.port;
-  newConn.user = this.user;
-  newConn.pass = this.pass;
-  newConn.options = this.options;
-  newConn._readyState = this._readyState;
-  newConn._closeCalled = this._closeCalled;
-  newConn._hasOpened = this._hasOpened;
-  newConn._listening = false;
-
-  // Explanation for this whole mess:
-  // First, when we create another db object, we are not guaranteed to have a
-  // db object to work with. So, in the case where we have a db object and it
-  // is connected, we can just proceed with setting everything up. However, if
-  // we do not have a db or the state is not connected, then we need to wait on
-  // the 'open' event of the connection before doing the rest of the setup
-  // the 'connected' event is the first time we'll have access to the db object
-  if (this.db && this.db._state == 'connected') {
-    newConn.db = this.db.db(name);
-    newConn.onOpen();
-    // setup the events appropriately
-    listen(newConn);
-  } else {
-    var self = this;
-    this.once('connected', function () {
-      newConn.db = self.db.db(name);
-      newConn.onOpen();
-      // setup the events appropriately
-      listen(newConn);
-    });
-  }
   newConn.name = name;
 
   // push onto the otherDbs stack, this is used when state changes
   this.otherDbs.push(newConn);
   newConn.otherDbs.push(this);
 
-
   return newConn;
 };
 

test/connection.test.js

@@ -893,7 +893,7 @@ describe('connections:', function(){
     })
   })
 
-  describe.only('connection pool sharing: ', function () {
+  describe('connection pool sharing: ', function () {
     it('works', function (done) {
       var db = mongoose.createConnection('mongodb://localhost/mongoose1');