test(e2e): drive the cli against real databases via docker compose - #8
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Replace the license section with the org's standard CC0 waiver wording, attribution, badge, and kopimi link. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add an end-to-end suite (scripts/e2e.sh, just test-e2e, and a CI e2e job) that builds the q binary and runs it against Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, and Redis started via docker compose (seeded from testdata/e2e), plus SQLite from a temp file. Each engine asserts a read query streams the expected output and a mutation is refused with exit 5 — exercising the real CLI, not just the adapter API. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds a true end-to-end test of the compiled
qbinary (the existingintegrationjob exercises the adapter Go API, not the CLI).scripts/e2e.sh(run byjust test-e2eand a new CIe2ejob) buildsq, thenstarts Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, and Redis via
docker compose(seeded fromtestdata/e2e/), plus SQLite from a temp file. For each engine it pipes aconnection string on stdin and asserts:
Compose
up --waitgates on healthchecks; a cleanup trap always tears the stackdown. Verified locally — all five engines pass.
Also: replace the README license section with the org's standard CC0 block.
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