Surfaced during WS-C3 (#291). The nuncio-cli test mail_and_folder_report_honest_errors_when_daemon_unreachable binds an ephemeral port, drops it, then expects that now-free port to still be unreachable — a port-reuse race that failed once then passed on retry/in isolation. Make it deterministic (e.g. hold the listener/port so it can't be re-bound, or point at a guaranteed-closed address) so it can't flake. Low priority. Source: PR #346.
Surfaced during WS-C3 (#291). The nuncio-cli test mail_and_folder_report_honest_errors_when_daemon_unreachable binds an ephemeral port, drops it, then expects that now-free port to still be unreachable — a port-reuse race that failed once then passed on retry/in isolation. Make it deterministic (e.g. hold the listener/port so it can't be re-bound, or point at a guaranteed-closed address) so it can't flake. Low priority. Source: PR #346.
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Surfaced during WS-C3 (#291). The nuncio-cli test mail_and_folder_report_honest_errors_when_daemon_unreachable binds an ephemeral port, drops it, then expects that now-free port to still be unreachable — a port-reuse race that failed once then passed on retry/in isolation. Make it deterministic (e.g. hold the listener/port so it can't be re-bound, or point at a guaranteed-closed address) so it can't flake. Low priority. Source: PR #346.