chore: explicitly pass file descriptors to create interfaces in subcommands#558
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…mmands The current method of getting a random port from the kernel and assuming it won't be given to some other process in the time needed to start subcommands is not working in CI with parallel execution. We get a significant number of heisenbugs out of it. This requires a fork of aruba until the functionality of passing FDs do subcommands gets integrated there.
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The current method of getting a random port from the kernel and assuming it won't be given to some other process in the time needed to start subcommands is not working in CI with parallel execution. We get a significant number of heisenbugs out of it.
This requires a fork of aruba until the functionality of passing FDs do subcommands gets integrated there.