After the Richie upgrade, with its Django upgrade, etc.
it was no longer possible to run the local backend tests with the
Makefile target make test-back.
This fixes it, making the project and its tests to use the root MySQL
database user, instead of using the an application user. So when the
tests are starting up, it can create the new test database on the fly.
@sandroscosta the tests will be running on MySQL on a test database. So to make the tests running fast on backend is important to use the --reuse-db option. See the Makefile.
After the Richie upgrade, with its Django upgrade, etc. it was no longer possible to run the local backend tests with the Makefile target
make test-back
. This fixes it, making the project and its tests to use theroot
MySQL database user, instead of using the an application user. So when the tests are starting up, it can create the new test database on the fly.fixes fccn/nau-richie-site-factory#250