By moving them under /tests so that #[cfg(test)] is not set and they do not thus get mock_instant time instead of real time.
As the interop test tests domain as a black box and against other running applications integration test seems like the right thing to do anyway, but in this case this is needed by the xfr branch which modifies Time48 to use mock time when run in test mode, i.e. when #[cfg(test)] is set. If the interop test is not moved it gets compiled with mock time and thus TSIG signature checking fails.
This PR also removes some code which doesn't seem to be used anywhere and which Clippy was complaining about.
Tested by running:
$ cargo test --all-features --test interop -- --ignored
...
test tsig_client_nsd ... ok
[2024-07-24 23:07:25.965] nsd[370539]: warning: signal received, shutting down...
test tsig_client_sequence_nsd ... ok
test result: ok. 4 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 1.02s
By moving them under /tests so that
#[cfg(test)]is not set and they do not thus get mock_instant time instead of real time.As the interop test tests domain as a black box and against other running applications integration test seems like the right thing to do anyway, but in this case this is needed by the
xfrbranch which modifiesTime48to use mock time when run in test mode, i.e. when#[cfg(test)]is set. If the interop test is not moved it gets compiled with mock time and thus TSIG signature checking fails.This PR also removes some code which doesn't seem to be used anywhere and which Clippy was complaining about.
Tested by running: