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Since macOS Monterey in 2001, the Control Center service has been using port 5000 at startup[1], meaning that the moto test server will be binding to an already-in-use port and silently fail, causing most tests to fail with a somewhat inexplicable 403 Forbidden. This fixes that by making the port a fixture in tests/fixtures and using that constant anywhere the test code was using port 5000.
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Since macOS Monterey in 2001, the Control Center service has been using port 5000 at startup[1], meaning that the moto test server will be binding to an already-in-use port and silently fail, causing most tests to fail with a somewhat inexplicable 403 Forbidden.
This fixes that by making the port a fixture in tests/fixtures and using that constant anywhere the test code was using port 5000.
[1] https://medium.com/pythonistas/port-5000-already-in-use-macos-monterey-issue-d86b02edd36c