We could accomplish this with secrets containing keys generated for a test user that would allow for full functionality of a user to test inputs and outputs against the IronCore service. This would probably the most useful set of tests as far as confirming end user functionality, but they'd be integration tests.
Another option would be to do what the original tests did and mock responses from the IronCore service, unit testing that expected commands function, send calls to the expected REST endpoints, and display the expected results given the canned responses. This may be harder given current Rust tooling.
Create a test suite that replicates the one we've lost.
We could accomplish this with secrets containing keys generated for a test user that would allow for full functionality of a user to test inputs and outputs against the IronCore service. This would probably the most useful set of tests as far as confirming end user functionality, but they'd be integration tests.
Another option would be to do what the original tests did and mock responses from the IronCore service, unit testing that expected commands function, send calls to the expected REST endpoints, and display the expected results given the canned responses. This may be harder given current Rust tooling.
https://bitheap.org/cram/ https://github.com/assert-rs/trycmd https://crates.io/crates/snapbox https://crates.io/crates/assert_cmd https://crates.io/crates/assert_fs