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Command acceptance exercises access-issuer against a real Kubernetes API server.
Everything else in this repository runs against fakes, and the fakes are honest about most things and silent about three: a real API server validates object names, refuses a create that raced another, and is the only thing that can answer a TokenReview. Those three are what the hub leans on for its store, its recovery path and its API listener's guard, so they are what this exercises.
It is a command rather than a test suite because it needs a cluster, and a cluster is not something `go test ./...` should assume. Point it at any cluster you may create objects in — kind, a scratch namespace, an ephemeral test tier — and it cleans up after itself:
go run ./cmd/acceptance -namespace acceptance-$USER
The `go test` side of the same thing is `internal/app`, which boots a whole hub from the environment and walks the use cases over the real handlers with nothing but memory behind it.
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