trying out running against localhost for test

[michaelneale]

We had an issue where prod was down and build was failing - not sure if that was the intention of these client tests, but in this case it runs against local.

An experiment at this stage

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[decentralgabe]

@michaelneale I believe the failing test is here https://github.com/TBD54566975/did-dht/blob/main/impl/internal/did/client_test.go#L15

the test should be updated to use a mock server

and then we should make sure of the integration/concurrency tests (which AFAIK aren't used at all right now) to do something like what you have here. ideally spin up a docker container, hit the endpoints, etc.

[michaelneale]

@decentralgabe so you prefer a mock server over pointing it to localhost? (so we just test client isolated ideally?)

[decentralgabe]

@michaelneale I'm most concerned with maintaining test functionality in both local and CI environments

if localhost can work for both - no problem

[michaelneale]

@decentralgabe please take a look - I was able to run the mage tests locally, but if you want to try and see if it works for you

[michaelneale]

well dang, that didn't work.