* ACS-953 Unable to upgrade from ACS-7.0-M1 or ACS-7.0-M2 to ACS-7.0-A12
Now that we create internal releases of the form M.m.r-M9 (milestone), M.m.r-A9 (alpha) and M.m.r-RC9 (release candidate) during development and testing, we need to ensure we can upgrade from any of these to any other, as they may occur in any order and also to the final external release M.m.r. We also will allow a change from the final release back to an internal one for regression testing. The code within ModuleComponentHelper which calls this method, checks if it is the same version (0) and then if it is downgrading (> 0), so if they share the same M.m.r part matches AND is one of these formats, we return <0.
- **scripts/travis/init.sh**: execute the docker logins only on branch builds
- **~/.m2/settings.xml**: remove `quay.io` & `docker.io` server definitions
(the docker logins in the init.sh script should be enough)
- **.travis.yml**: use DockerHub images instead of Quay.io images
Added an optional extractMapping transform option to all metadata extractors to override the default one in the T-Engine.
In the case of the AGS AMP it extends the RFC822MetadataExtracter with its own class to specify a different set of document to system mappings. The class in the repo no longer does extractions, but is now used by the AsynchronousExtractor, which offloads extractions to T-Engines to obtain the mappings if it has been extended that are then passed to the T-Engine.
* ACS-727 - initial commit
- add separate profiles for each binding
- add travis jobs
[tas]
* mark atom / ws unsupported tests
* some formatting to trigger [tas] tests
* exclude tests due to raised bug [tas]
* fix a few rest-api [tas] tests according with some recent changes from tas-utility
* disable some unsupported [tas] cmis webservices tests and adapt a few others
* - use TestGroup instead of hardcoded values
- exclude renditions tests
* trigger [tas] tests
* - disable tests due to raised bugs
- fix some incorrect tests
- add ability to exclude tests separately on each binding
[tas]
* [tas]
* - disable some more [tas] tests due to raised bug
* - fix a few [tas] cmis tests and disable other not supported on ws
* a bit of cleanup
* trigger [tas] tests
MNT-22036 : REST API always applies versioning
Add property boolean versioningEnabled
Add versioningEnabled to node creation using multipart/form-data
Add versioningEnabled to node creation using JSON
Add unit tests for node creation using JSON.
Changed property String versioningState to boolean versioningEnabled
Add versioningEnabled to node creation using JSON
Add unit tests for node creation using JSON.
Add versionState form-data property to POST nodes/{nodeId}/children multipart upload.
Add versionState to MultiPartBuilder.
Add tests for multipart upload
Removed all the Extractors that now exist in the T-Engines:
JodConnverterMetadataExtracter
TikaPoweredMetadataExtracter – the abstract base class used by other extractors
-- MailMetadataExtracter
-- PoiMetadataExtracter
-- TikaAutoMetadataExtracter
-- MP3MetadataExtracter
-- TikaSpringConfiguredMetadataExtracter - removed as it required Spring config and would run in process
-- PdfBoxMetadataExtracter
-- OpenDocumentMetadataExtracter
-- OfficeMetadataExtracter
-- DWGMetadataExtracter
HtmlMetadataExtracter
RFC822MetadataExtracter
XmlMetadataExtracter and XPathMetadataExtracter still exist but don't provide any extraction out of the box. The reason they still exist is to support custom transforms (in AMPs) to extract from XML. There are no XML extractors in the T-Engines at the moment, but that is where the custom transformer code really should be moved.
There are new tests to ensure the async transforms take place as expected.
Additionally many of the existing tests still exist (those not related to a specific extractor). Some of these have been modified to reflect that the extract is now async and to no longer check the modified value has not changed (it is now expected to change).
There are also a number of new metadata extract smoke tests that ensure that a selected subset of extracts are supported by the OOTB T-Engines.
