tests: use '-4' where needed #15060
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Our test servers run either on ipv4 *or* on ipv6, as requested. A test case using 'localhost' or '*.local' in the url needs to run with the specific version of the server started. Otherwise, curl's "happy eyeball"ing will connect to another server that may be running due to parallel testing or for some other reasons. Note that port reuse here depends on the OS strategy and it seems netbsd is especially likely to hit this.
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Analysis of PR #15060 at 3d27e498: Test 1035 failed, which has NOT been flaky recently, so there could be a real issue in the PR. Generated by Testclutch |
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Our test servers run either on ipv4 or on ipv6, as requested. A test case using 'localhost' or '*.local' in the url needs to run with the specific version of the server started.
Otherwise, curl's "happy eyeball"ing will connect to another server that may be running due to parallel testing or for some other reasons.
Note that port reuse here depends on the OS strategy and it seems netbsd is especially likely to hit this.