test: add stress test for client disconnect handling - #83
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Sends 100 concurrent MCP requests (50 normal + 50 with abrupt TCP disconnect) to verify the server handles client disconnects gracefully and continues serving normal requests. Marked with @pytest.mark.stress and excluded from default pytest runs. Run manually with: uv run pytest -m stress Made-with: Cursor
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Adds a pytest stress test that sends 100 concurrent requests (50 normal + 50 with immediate TCP disconnect). Includes verification that the server handles abrupt client disconnects without crashing and that normal requests still succeed, mainly to reproduce and test #84.
New test is
tests/test_stress.pywith @pytest.mark.stress marker, and it is excluded from default pytest runs (addopts = "-m 'not stress'").Run manually with:
uv run pytest -m stress