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-To run the tests you need to configure it as described in the wiki:
-
-https://wiki.civicrm.org/confluence/display/CRMDOC/Testing
-
-## Configuration
-
-If the test environment has been created by a common build-profile using
-[buildkit](https://github.com/civicrm/civicrm-buildkit/)'s `civibuild`
-command (such as `drupal-clean` or `wp-demo`), then you should be able to
-execute tests without further configuration.
-
-Otherwise, you need to install [`cv`](https://github.com/civicrm/cv)
-and fill in missing test data:
-
- * `cd` into your Drupal/WordPress site and run `cv vars:fill`. This will create a file `~/.cv.json`.
-   * Tip: If you need to share this installation with other local users, you may specify `export CV_CONFIG=/path/to/shared/file.json`
- * Edit the file `~/.cv.json`. You may need to fill some or all of these details:
-   * Credentials for an administrative CMS user (`ADMIN_USER`, `ADMIN_PASS`, `ADMIN_EMAIL`)
-   * Credentials for a non-administrative CMS user (`DEMO_USER`, `DEMO_PASS`, `DEMO_EMAIL`)
-   * Credentials for an empty test database (`TEST_DB_DSN`)
-
-## Suites
-
-`civicrm-core` includes multiple test suites. Each suite makes use of the environment differently:
-
-| Runner | Suite | Type | CMS | Typical Base Class | Comment |
-| ------ | ----- | ---- | --- | ------------------ | ----------- |
-| PHPUnit |`api_v3_AllTests`|`headless`|Agnostic|`CiviUnitTestCase`|Requires `CIVICRM_UF=UnitTests`|
-| PHPUnit |`Civi\AllTests`|`headless`|Agnostic|`CiviUnitTestCase`|Requires `CIVICRM_UF=UnitTests`|
-| PHPUnit |`CRM_AllTests`|`headless`|Agnostic|`CiviUnitTestCase`|Requires `CIVICRM_UF=UnitTests`|
-| PHPUnit |`E2E_AllTests`|`e2e`|Agnostic|`CiviEndToEndTestCase`|Useful for command-line scripts and web-services|
-| PHPUnit |`WebTest_AllTests`|`e2e`|Drupal|`CiviSeleniumTestCase`|Useful for tests which require a full web-browser|
-| Karma ||`unit`|Agnostic|||
-| QUnit ||`e2e`|Agnostic||Run each test in a browser. See README.|
-
-Headless test suites like `CRM_AllTests` run on a secondary, headless CiviCRM database.  They use a
-fake CMS/UF (named `UnitTests`) and aggressively manipulate the content of the database (e.g.
-truncating, dropping, or creating tables at a whim).
-
-E2E tests run against a full installation of CiviCRM with an active, integrated CMS.  These tests
-may do some manipulation on the database, so be careful to only run these on developmental
-systems...  and have a fallback-plan in case the tests screw-up your database.
-
-## PHPUnit Usage
-
-You may invoke the PHPUnit tests using the legacy wrapper command (`tools/scripts/phpunit`), e.g.
-
-```bash
-## Invoke "CRM_AllTests" with the legacy wrapper
-cd tools
-./scripts/phpunit CRM_AllTests
-
-## Invoke "E2E_AllTests" with the legacy wrapper
-cd tools
-./scripts/phpunit E2E_AllTests
-
-```
-
-The advantage of using the legacy wrapper is that works with multiple versions of CiviCRM (e.g.
-`4.4` or `4.7`) and has shorter commands.  However, if you try to use it with an IDE, it
-may not work well.
-
-Alternatively, you may invoke the PHPUnit tests with a standalone copy of PHPUnit (e.g. `phpunit4`), e.g.
-
-```bash
-## Invoke "CRM_AllTests" using a standalone copy of PHPUnit
-env CIVICRM_UF=UnitTests phpunit4 ./tests/phpunit/CRM/AllTests.php
-
-## Invoke "E2E_AllTests" using a standalone copy of PHPUnit
-phpunit4 ./tests/phpunit/E2E/AllTests.php
-```
-
-The advantage of using a standalone copy of PHPUnit is that integrates better with an IDE.
-However, it's only supported on CiviCRM 4.7+, and you may need to set an environment variable.
+Documentation moved to https://docs.civicrm.org/dev/en/latest/testing/