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Fix flakey test_sending_unicast on windows#1083

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Fix flakey test_sending_unicast on windows#1083
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Merging #1083 (bec8401) into master (7ffea9f) will not change coverage.
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@bdraco bdraco merged commit 389658d into master Aug 5, 2022
@bdraco bdraco deleted the test_sending_unicast_win branch August 5, 2022 21:47
bluetoothbot added a commit to bluetoothbot/python-zeroconf that referenced this pull request May 17, 2026
test_sending_unicast asserts that a multicast packet sent from a
Zeroconf bound to 127.0.0.1 loops back to its own listener within
~0.5s. On GH Actions Windows runners that multicast loopback is
sporadically broken — the test has been flaky since 2022 (python-zeroconf#1083
added a 0.5s retry loop) and even widening the retry to 3s on this
branch did not resolve it. Skip on win32 and restore the original
10-iteration buffer for Linux/macOS.
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