removed error handling from UserModel when connecting to database which caused an error preventing chronos from running Co-authored-by: Jon Cruz

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Co-authored-by: Elena Atencio
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Co-authored-by: Iris Wong
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Co-authored-by: John Donato
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Author: elenaatencio

electron/databases/mongo.ts

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ import mongoose from 'mongoose';
 // Mongoose connection wrapped in function that takes the index of the selected database as the parameter. This index is used to target the correct database for querying.
 const connectMongoose = async (i:number, URI: string) => {
   try {
-    // await mongoose.connection.close();
+    await mongoose.connection.close();
     const db = await mongoose.connect(URI);
 
     return db;

electron/models/UserModel.ts

@@ -3,13 +3,13 @@ const MONGO_URI = 'mongodb+srv://seconddbtest:seconddbtest@cluster0.yhztme0.mong
 const mongoose = require('mongoose')
 
 const db2 = mongoose.createConnection(MONGO_URI)
-.then(() => {
-	console.log('Connected to User database...');
-})
-.catch(err => {
-	console.log('Error connecting to User database: ', err);
-})
-console.log('establishing connection to database');
+// .then(() => {
+// 	console.log('Connected to User database...');
+// })
+// .catch(err => {
+// 	console.log('Error connecting to User database: ', err);
+// })
+// console.log('establishing connection to database');
 
 
 const userSchema = new mongoose.Schema({