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All arguments are passed to `runtests.py`. Before they are run all specific dependencies are
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installed (and cached across runs).
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###Different databases
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## Different databases
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Simply substitute `sqlite` for any supported database:
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You can customize the version of the database you test against by changing the appropriate `[db]_VERSION` environment variable. See the Configuration section below for the available options and their defaults.
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###Different Python versions
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## Different Python versions
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The `PYTHON_VERSION` environment variable customizes which version of Python you are running the tests against. e.g:
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`PYTHON_VERSION=3.7 docker-compose pull sqlite`
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####Oracle
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## Oracle
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As usual Oracle is a bit more complex to set up. You need to download the latest `instantclient`**zip file**
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[from this page](https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/linuxx86-64soft-092277.html) and place it inside the
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To run the test suite against it. All other databases support different versions, however Oracle does not.
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###Utilities
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## Utilities
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To run the docs spellchecker:
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`docker-compose run --rm docs`
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Or flake8:
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`docker-compose run --rm flake8`
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To enter a bash shell within the container, run:
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`docker-compose run --rm --entrypoint bash [database]`
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