Serve HTTP status codes from a local server in network tests#2191
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IMHO this is much preferable and cleaner. Only con we don't test https right now. |
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I personally keep hitting these errors, for example https://github.com/XhmikosR/bleachbit/actions/runs/29275856857/job/86904597631 |
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I still think we should merge this. It doesn't make any sense for us to rely on external services and have CI failures for that reason, when we can achieve the same in a proper, robust way. |
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Should hopefully fix the random network test failures since we won't be hitting real sites. Not sure if it's the best solution, but IMHO it's crucial that CI is stable.