By default, Fedora's Maven build runs against the embedded H2 database. However, the build can be configured to also run against other databases to help ensure continued compatibility with the databases that Fedora 6.0 supports:
- PostgreSQL
- MariaDB
- MySQL
Note: The cross-database testing documented below is also included in Fedora's Travis-CI configuration.
Running integration tests against different DBs
Running against PostgreSQL
- Start your postgres database. One way of doing this is via Docker (see postgres instructions).
- Run the Fedora build (assuming db username and password from Docker setup above)
DB=postgresql DB_PORT=5432 mvn -Dfcrepo.db.url="jdbc:${DB}://localhost:${DB_PORT}/fcrepo" -Dfcrepo.db.user="fcrepo-user" -Dfcrepo.db.password="fcrepo-pw" clean install -P db-test
Running against MariaDB
- Start your postgres database. One way of doing this is via Docker (see mariadb instructions).
- Run the Fedora build (assuming db username and password from Docker setup above)
DB=mariadb DB_PORT=3306 mvn -Dfcrepo.db.url="jdbc:${DB}://localhost:${DB_PORT}/fcrepo" -Dfcrepo.db.user="fcrepo-user" -Dfcrepo.db.password="fcrepo-pw" clean install -P db-test
Running against MySQL
- Start your postgres database. One way of doing this is via Docker (see mysql instructions).
- Run the Fedora build (assuming db username and password from Docker setup above)
DB=mysql DB_PORT=3306 mvn -Dfcrepo.db.url="jdbc:${DB}://localhost:${DB_PORT}/fcrepo" -Dfcrepo.db.user="fcrepo-user" -Dfcrepo.db.password="fcrepo-pw" clean install -P db-test
