#!/bin/sh

#

# Run this shell script with a list of databases you want to test against:

#

# ./run-tests.sh mysql postgres

#

# The default list of derby h2 hsqldb sqlite are always tested against.

#

# Additionally you can specify: mssql jtds postgres pgsql mysql

#

# Alternatives to mysql (a db-spec) are mysql-str and mysql-jdbc-str which use

# connection strings instead. You may only specify one of these!

#

# Note: for mysql, postgres, and pgsql, the tests assume a database schema

# called clojure_test that is accesible by a user clojure_test with the

# password # clojure_test (currently hardcoded in the tests, sorry!).

# This will eventually change...

#

# For postgres or pgsql, you can set the following environment variables

# to override the defaults of 127.0.0.1 and 5432:

#

# TEST_POSTGRES_HOST TEST_POSTGRES_PORT

#

# Currently you may only specify one of postgres or pgsql!

#

# For mssql, you can set the following environment variables to override the

# defaults of 127.0.0.1\\SQLEXPRESS, 1433, clojure_test, sa, (empty string):

#

# TEST_MSSQL_HOST TEST_MSSQL_PORT TEST_MSSQL_NAME TEST_MSSQL_USER TEST_MSSQL_PASS

#

# For jtds, you can set the following environment variables (defaults per above):

#

# TEST_JTDS_HOST TEST_JTDS_PORT TEST_JTDS_NAME TEST_JTDS_USER TEST_JTDS_PASS

#

# For jtds you can just specify the IP address or hostname, you do not need

# the \\SQLEXPRESS part.

#

# Note: if you specify both mssql and jtds, make sure they're pointing at

# different database names or the tests will fail!

#

# Default set of databases to test:

dbs="derby h2 hsqldb sqlite"

# Start with clean databases each time to avoid slowdown

rm -rf clojure_test_*

versions="1.9 1.10 1.11 1.12"

for v in $versions

do

TEST_DBS="$dbs $*" clj -M:test:runner:$v

if test $? -ne 0

then

exit $?

fi

done