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Florian Mayer authored and Florian Mayer committed Jul 14, 2017
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For the remainder of this chapter, we assume that docker-compose commands are all run inside
``contrib/docker`` with the ``ckan`` virtualenv activated.

On first runs, the postgres container could need longer to initialise the database cluster than
On first runs, the postgres container could need longer to initialize the database cluster than
the ckan container will wait for. In this case, simply restart the ckan container a few times::

docker-compose restart ckan
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6. Migrating data
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.. todo:: This section is a stub.
.. todo:: This section requires testing.

Pending testing, and presuming same dataset schema (ckanext-scheming) on
source and target CKANs, the process should be as simple as:
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* Developers will want to have access to the extensions' source.
* Maintainers of production instances will want extensions to be part of the ``ckan`` image and an
easy way to enable them in the ``ckan.ini``.
easy way to enable them in the ``ckan.ini``. This requires customizing CKAN's ``Dockerfile`` and
scripted post-processing of the ``ckan.ini``.

For developers, the process is:

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