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tests watchdog: only run TestNetHigh with 200 servers #269
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On fresh OSX Sierra installs, number of max open file descriptors is set to 256. Thus, the TestNetHigh test with 1000 servers is too much.
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On fresh OSX Sierra installs, number of max open file descriptors is set to 256. Thus, the TestNetHigh test with 1000 servers is too much.
I'm not a big fan of this change, but the only other option I see is to ask the developer to change his system settings.