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# Test data
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The database dump and `confluence.cfg.xml.tmpl` are dumped from a 7.11.6
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instance.
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## Updating the test data
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Periodically Confluence will move forward far enough that it is unable to
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upgrade databases from older unsupported versions. In this case you will need to
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upgrade the database to the oldest supported version and re-dump the DB. Steps
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to do this are:
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* Generate a local Confluence image of the oldest supported version (see
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[Atlassian Support End of Life Policy](https://confluence.atlassian.com/support/atlassian-support-end-of-life-policy-201851003.html).
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* Run the func-tests up to the start of the smoke-tests (these won't start by
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default if `CONFLUENCE_ADMIN_PWD` is not set.
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* Stop the func-tests after the DB upgrade has run, then start the Postgres
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instance (`docker-compose up postgres`).
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* `exec` into the running postgres container and dump the DB with `pg_dump -U confluence confuence > confluence.sql`
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* Copy the dump to `func-tests/postgres` and update the Dockerfile, scripts,
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etc.
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You may find that Confluence will fail to start with a `500` error after; this
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may be due to an incompatible version in
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`func-tests/confluence/confluence-home/confluence.cfg.xml.tmpl`. You can
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retrieve the correct version from the error-message in the startup logs on the
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image and update the file.
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