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I saw tests failing with 'could not connect to http://localhost:8080'. That was odd because my LDP server runs on :8000, not :8080. When I run python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8080 in a separate terminal window, the error disappears.
I now see, however, that the DELETE step of testPostContainer gets done on :8080 instead of on :8000 so unless I'm missing something here, that all seems a bit messy.
I updated my workaround from #235 (comment) to use port 8080 instead of port 8000 and that seems to work so far as a workaround for this issue as well.
I should probably clarify, this was using the trellis-ldp fork of this testsuite, which is the only one that currently works in terms of up-to-date dependencies, I think.
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I saw tests failing with 'could not connect to http://localhost:8080'. That was odd because my LDP server runs on :8000, not :8080. When I run
python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8080
in a separate terminal window, the error disappears.I now see, however, that the DELETE step of testPostContainer gets done on :8080 instead of on :8000 so unless I'm missing something here, that all seems a bit messy.
I updated my workaround from #235 (comment) to use port 8080 instead of port 8000 and that seems to work so far as a workaround for this issue as well.
I grepped the source of this repo for '8080' and found https://github.com/w3c/ldp-testsuite/blob/master/testng.xml#L10 but not sure how that could be related to this behavior.
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