This test seems to be failing because nslookup of non-existing-domain…

….orkes.io actually resolves to A

src/orkes/request/fetchCatchDns/__test__/DnsCache.test.ts

@@ -2,19 +2,21 @@ import { expect, describe, test } from "@jest/globals";
 import { DnsCacheResolver } from "../DnsCache";
 
 const sampleDomain = "orkes.io";
-const nonExistingDomain = "non-existing-domain.orkes.io";
+const nonExistingDomain = "non-existing-domain.orkesdemo.io";
 
 describe("dnsResolver", () => {
   test("Should resolve dns", async () => {
     const dnsCacheResolver1 = new DnsCacheResolver();
     const ip = await dnsCacheResolver1.resolve(sampleDomain);
+    console.log(`${sampleDomain} resolved to ip: ${ip}`);
     expect(ip).toBeDefined();
     expect(dnsCacheResolver1.cache.size).toBe(1);
   });
 
   test("Should return empty if domain could not be resolved", async () => {
     const dnsCacheResolver2 = new DnsCacheResolver();
     const ip = await dnsCacheResolver2.resolve(nonExistingDomain);
+    console.log(`${nonExistingDomain} resolved to ip: ${ip}`);
     expect(ip).not.toBeDefined();
     expect(dnsCacheResolver2.cache.size).toBe(0);
   });