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* Attempting to fix Postgres issue
* Attempting to fix Postgres issue
trying to stop loop
* Attempting to fix Postgres
isolating postgres calls
* Attempting to fix Postgres issue
Separating jobs
* Attempting to fix postgres
* Attempting to fix postgres
* Attempting to fix postgres
Separating builds again
* Attempting to fix postgres
* Attempting to fix postgres
* Attempting to fix postgres
Just added back version 10, just in case it gets called
* Attempting to fix postgres
* Attempting to fix postgres
* Attempting to fix postgres
* Attempting to fix postgres
* Attempting to fix postgres
* Attempting to fix postgres
* Attempting to fix postgres
* Attempting to fix postgres
* Attempting to fix postgres
* Attempting to fix postgres
* Update .travis.yml
* Attempting to fix postgres
Removed postgres installs from unneeded test cases. Added the ability to test Postgres 10 and 11
* Attempting to fix postgres
* Attempting to fix postgres
* Attempting to fix postgres
* Attempting to fix postgres
Added test for postgres 12 that's allowed to fail
* Attempting to fix postgres
* Attempting to fix postgres
Second round to see if it fails eventually
* Attempting to fix postgres
Round 3
* Attempting to fix postgres
Allowing all postgres to fail since it seems to occur randomly
* Temporary fix: separated mongo and postgres in travis
Now the mongo and postgres scripts are independent of each other to prevent the `ERROR: could not access file "$libdir/postgis-2.4": No such file or directory` of showing up in the rest of the builds.
In addition, a test for postgres-12 has been added for future compatibility. Both the postgres-11 and postgres-12 have been added to `allow_failures` because the aforementioned error still creeps up. Important note is that the error has nothing to do with compatibility with postgres, but rather seems to be an error of how postgres (or really postgis) is being referenced in the respective travis distribution. Lastly, this error, if truly random should appear less than before as the postgres scripts aren't being run for every build as it previously was running.
* Allowing all postgres to fail
* Allowing multiple names to fail
* Removing preinstalled versions of postgres from list
Seeing if this gets rid of the random error
* Use postgres made for dist
* Second round
* Round 3
* Round 4
* Round 5
* Fixed issue with random postgres fail
Removing the native postgres builds at the right time seems to have fixed the random error from before.
The postgres tests are now not allowed to fail.
* Added back postgres 11 and 12 to allow_failures
The actual problem is fixed, but it seems there are some instability with some of the test cases for postgres that need to be addressed at another time.
The issues that pop up are:
- Postgres-11
```Failures:
1) Cloud Code cloud jobs should set the message / success on the job
Message:
Expected undefined to equal 'hello'.
Stack:
Error: Expected undefined to equal 'hello'.
at <Jasmine>
at req.message.then.then.jobStatus (/home/travis/build/parse-community/parse-server/spec/CloudCode.spec.js:1571:46)
at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:68:7)
```
- Postgres-12
```
Failures:
1) Cloud Code cloud jobs should set the message / success on the job
Message:
Expected undefined to equal 'hello'.
Stack:
Error: Expected undefined to equal 'hello'.
at <Jasmine>
at req.message.then.then.jobStatus (/home/travis/build/parse-community/parse-server/spec/CloudCode.spec.js:1571:46)
at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:68:7)
Message:
Expected 'running' to equal 'succeeded'.
Stack:
Error: Expected 'running' to equal 'succeeded'.
at <Jasmine>
at promise.then.then.jobStatus (/home/travis/build/parse-community/parse-server/spec/CloudCode.spec.js:1580:45)
at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:68:7)
```
* added travis scripts for postgres
* Setting up before_install and before_script
This should shrink the footprint of the file and and reduce the redundancy of calls for postgres.
Added support for testing of Postgres 9 and 10 in the scripts, not adding the tests though
* make scripts executable
* Update .travis.yml
* add sourcing in script
* trying to fix source
* fixing env var in script
* fixed ; near then
* Cleaning up travis file
removed old lines
* Finishing clean up
* Fixing allow_failures since "name" was removed
* Update .travis.yml
* Removed Postgres 11 from allow_failures
* I think using travis default postgres port of 5433 will allow us to not have to remove anything from the image
* Switching travis to postgres port 5433
* modifying script for test
* modifying script for test
* modifying script for test
* reverting back to working way with removing postgres from image
* Reverted back to removing postgres from image
* removing postgres 12
* removed postgres-12 from allow_failures
* updated postgres method from deprecated. Also updating postgis to 3.0
* updated postgis to 3.0
* Update .travis.yml
* fix Postgres test issues that causes some tests to fail locally when using PARSE_SERVER_TEST_DATABASE_URI
* removed dependence on creating adapter locally in testcase and use config instead.
* fixed one more potential issue with postgres adapter
* modified travis and script to leverage PARSE_SERVER_TEST_DATABASE_URI
* changes to before install to reduce time
* add updated port to script for psql connection
* fixed arg for psql
* added back conf file as it probably contains the default permissions
* seeing if stopping/starting postgres back-to-back was the issue
* checking fix
* revert to working version of install script
* leave default port
* removing uninstall of postgres from script
* looks like postgres won't start until the others are removed
* forgoing using posgres service and starting directly, hoping it allows to skip remove
* removed sudo for starting postgres
* adding back sude, but using default user for postgres
* fix
* don't start service
* init db cluster before starting
* remove folder befor init
* remove folder befor init
* still have to stop service
* switch ports after new configs are made
* switch ports after new configs are made
* went back to removing to get it to start properly
* seeing if you can use postgres installaition out of the box
* seeing if you can use postgres installaition out of the box
* copy hba file, then stop,start
* testing using port as argument
* working version
* round 2
* updated documentation to reflect changes
* use restart instead of stop/start for postgres
* removed extra lines to ensure consistency with future builds
* reload instead of restart postgres
* restart postgres since we can't currently connect
* Switch to testonly for postgres
* run testonly
* Declare as mongo test since it's handed coded to a mongo uri
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