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  1. ModeShape
  2. MODE-2584

Binaries lost when creating a new backup of a restored repository

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    • Resolution: Done
    • Icon: Major Major
    • 5.0.0.Final
    • 4.6.0.Final
    • JCR, Storage
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      1. Create a repository, load binary data in a field.
      2. Create a backup
      3. Restore the repository from the backup.
      4. Create a new backup

      The zip file of the second backup does not contains the binaries.

      The following test method can be added to class RepositoryBackupAndRestoreTest to reproduce the bug

          @Test
    public void shouldPreserveBinariesFronARestoredBackup() throws Exception {
        loadBinaryContent();
        makeBackup();
        wipeRepository();

        startFromBackup();
        makeBackup();
        wipeRepository();

        startFromBackup();
        makeBackup();
    }

    private void makeBackup() throws RepositoryException {
        assertTrue(FileUtil.delete(backupDirectory));
        JcrSession session = repository().login();
        Problems problems = session.getWorkspace().getRepositoryManager().backupRepository(backupDirectory,
                BackupOptions.DEFAULT);
        assertNoProblems(problems);
        session.logout();
    }

    private void wipeRepository() {
        // shutdown the repo and remove all repo data (stored on disk)
        repository().doShutdown(false);
        assertTrue(FileUtil.delete(backupRepoDir));
    }

    private void startFromBackup() throws Exception {
        startRepositoryWithConfiguration(resourceStream("config/backup-repo-config.json"));
        JcrSession session = repository().login();
        Problems problems = session.getWorkspace().getRepositoryManager().restoreRepository(backupDirectory);
        assertNoProblems(problems);
        session.logout();

        assertFilesInWorkspcae("default");
        assertFilesInWorkspcae("ws2");
        assertFilesInWorkspcae("ws3");
    }
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      Create a repository, load binary data in a field. Create a backup Restore the repository from the backup. Create a new backup The zip file of the second backup does not contains the binaries. The following test method can be added to class RepositoryBackupAndRestoreTest to reproduce the bug @Test public void shouldPreserveBinariesFronARestoredBackup() throws Exception { loadBinaryContent(); makeBackup(); wipeRepository(); startFromBackup(); makeBackup(); wipeRepository(); startFromBackup(); makeBackup(); } private void makeBackup() throws RepositoryException { assertTrue(FileUtil.delete(backupDirectory)); JcrSession session = repository().login(); Problems problems = session.getWorkspace().getRepositoryManager().backupRepository(backupDirectory, BackupOptions.DEFAULT); assertNoProblems(problems); session.logout(); } private void wipeRepository() { // shutdown the repo and remove all repo data (stored on disk) repository().doShutdown( false ); assertTrue(FileUtil.delete(backupRepoDir)); } private void startFromBackup() throws Exception { startRepositoryWithConfiguration(resourceStream( "config/backup-repo-config.json" )); JcrSession session = repository().login(); Problems problems = session.getWorkspace().getRepositoryManager().restoreRepository(backupDirectory); assertNoProblems(problems); session.logout(); assertFilesInWorkspcae( " default " ); assertFilesInWorkspcae( "ws2" ); assertFilesInWorkspcae( "ws3" ); }

      When a repository is restored from a backup, making a new backup of it results in a zip file where no binaries are included.

              hchiorean Horia Chiorean (Inactive)
              salvatore.privitera Salvatore Privitera (Inactive)
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