Remove ancient (and unused) composite_primary_keys gem

[rails.git] / vendor / gems / composite_primary_keys-2.2.2 / test / README_tests.txt

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-= Composite Primary Keys - Testing Readme
-
-== Testing an adapter
-
-There are tests available for the following adapters:
-
-* ibmdb
-* mysql
-* oracle
-* postgresql
-* sqlite
-
-To run the tests for on of the adapters, follow these steps (using mysql in the example):
-
-* rake -T | grep mysql
-
-    rake mysql:build_databases         # Build the MySQL test databases
-    rake mysql:drop_databases          # Drop the MySQL test databases
-    rake mysql:rebuild_databases       # Rebuild the MySQL test databases
-    rake test_mysql                    # Run tests for test_mysql
-
-* rake mysql:build_databases
-* rake test_mysql
-
-== Testing against different ActiveRecord versions (or Edge Rails)
-
-ActiveRecord is a RubyGem within Rails, and is constantly being improved/changed on
-its repository (http://dev.rubyonrails.org). These changes may create errors for the CPK
-gem. So, we need a way to test CPK against Edge Rails, as well as officially released RubyGems.
-
-The default test (as above) uses the latest RubyGem in your cache.
-
-You can select an older RubyGem version by running the following:
-
-* rake ar:set VERSION=1.14.4 test_mysql
-
-== Edge Rails
-
-Before you can test CPK against Edge Rails, you must checkout a copy of edge rails somewhere (see http://dev.rubyonrails.org for for examples)
-
-* cd /path/to/gems
-* svn co http://svn.rubyonrails.org/rails/trunk rails
-
-Say the rails folder is /path/to/gems/rails
-
-Three ways to run CPK tests for Edge Rails:
-
-i)   Run:
-  
-        EDGE_RAILS_DIR=/path/to/gems/rails rake ar:edge test_mysql
-        
-ii)  In your .profile, set the environment variable EDGE_RAILS_DIR=/path/to/gems/rails, 
-     and once you reload your profile, run:  
-     
-        rake ar:edge test_mysql
-        
-iii) Store the path in local/paths.rb. Run:
-
-        cp local/paths.rb.sample local/paths.rb
-        # Now set ENV['EDGE_RAILS_DIR']=/path/to/gems/rails
-        rake ar:edge test_mysql
-
-These are all variations of the same theme:
-
-* Set the environment variable EDGE_RAILS_DIR to the path to Rails (which contains the activerecord/lib folder)
-* Run: rake ar:edge test_<adapter>
-