Mark tests using port 64324 as conflicting #16871
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Alternatively, we could choose another port, but that likely will conflict with some other test in the future. The proper solution would be to use ephemeral ports[1], but our OpenSSL `ServerClientTestCase` does not support this yet. [1] <php@6ab4e33>
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Why not just change one of them to a port number that's still free? |
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Alternatively, we could choose another port, but that likely will conflict with some other test in the future. The proper solution would be to use ephemeral ports[1], but our OpenSSL
ServerClientTestCasedoes not support this yet.[1] 6ab4e33
In the long run, we should probably unify the different test servers anyway.
PS: found via https://github.com/php/php-src/actions/runs/11925029888/job/33236457305