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Use dynamic ports numbers in pytest suite #10692

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@icing icing commented Mar 6, 2023

  • necessary ports are bound at start of test suite and then given to server fixtures for use.
  • this make parallel use of pytest (in separate directories), practically safe for use as OS tend to not reuse such port numbers for a while

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Use dynamic ports numbers in pytest suite
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- necessary ports are bound at start of test suite and then
  given to server fixtures for use.
- this make parallel use of pytest (in separate directories),
  practically safe for use as OS tend to not reuse such port numbers
  for a while
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bagder commented Mar 6, 2023

Thanks!

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bch pushed a commit to bch/curl that referenced this pull request Jul 19, 2023
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tests: use dynamic ports numbers in pytest suite
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- necessary ports are bound at start of test suite and then
  given to server fixtures for use.
- this make parallel use of pytest (in separate directories),
  practically safe for use as OS tend to not reuse such port numbers
  for a while

Closes curl#10692
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