test(server): relax flaky startServer port-retry integration assertion#942
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The test assumed port+1 stays free between allocation and startServer binding. Under vitest concurrency another worker can grab it, causing startServer to bind to port+2 or higher. Relax the integration assertion to check the bound port is >= port+1 and that the lock file reflects the actual bound port. The exact +1/+2 retry sequence is already covered by unit tests for listenWithPortRetry. Closes MoonshotAI#937
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Related Issue
Resolve #937
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See #937 for the full report.
packages/server/test/start.test.tshad a flaky assertion that assumedstartServerwould always bind to exactlyport + 1whenportwas occupied. Under vitest's concurrent workers, another test could grabport + 1in the window between allocation and binding, causingstartServerto advance toport + 2or higher and the strict equality check to fail.What changed
>= port + 1instead of requiring exactlyport + 1.status/kill/pswill work.The exact
+1 / +2 / ...retry strategy is still pinned by the existing unit tests forlistenWithPortRetry, which use a fake gateway and do not depend on real port allocation.Checklist