testPlatformConnectErrorIsForwardedOnTimeout port reuse #716
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Motivation: The above test has been seen to fail with port already in use. The test assumes that a port can be bound to twice in a row. It's possible that another process takes the port between the two binds - this can be stopped by binding a second time before stopping the first. Modifications: Allow port reuse and reorder the test to bind a second time before releasing the first. Result: Test should no longer be flaky.
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Motivation:
The above test has been seen to fail with port already in use. The test assumes that a port can be bound to twice in a row. It's possible that another process takes the port between the two binds - this can be stopped by binding a second time before stopping the first.
Modifications:
Allow port reuse and reorder the test to bind a second time before releasing the first.
Result:
Test should no longer be flaky.