janhoy commented on code in PR #1923:
URL: https://github.com/apache/solr/pull/1923#discussion_r1326075389
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solr/packaging/build.gradle:
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@@ -238,6 +238,7 @@ task integrationTests(type: BatsTask) {
def integrationTestOutput = "$buildDir/test-output"
def solrHome = "$integrationTestOutput/solr-home"
def solrTestFailuresDir = "$integrationTestOutput/failure-snapshots"
+ def solrPort = new Random().nextInt(10000, 50000)
Review Comment:
That worked, except it picked 648xx once, and then solr complained that the
embedded ZK on +1000 could not start. So I now use a while loop until we get an
acceptable port. Then I still add +1 and +2 to the other nodes, since else we'd
need to factor out the port finder as a function and I don't know how that
looks like in gradle, and you'd still not be guaranteed unique ports, since it
could suggest the same port twice :) Think this is about 100x better than what
we had...
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