FreeBSD: Jailing Rust tests using procedural macros

Tests that affect networking subsystem are destined to be error-prone. Network stack acts as a shared environment, so tests can’t really run in parallel. God forbid if you tickle the firewall rules and the test fails to restore the original state. You end… Read more

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