ls -la and df output

test.sh

@@ -36,6 +36,11 @@ test_run() {
         sudo rm -rf postgres-data
     fi
 
+    ### FIXME:
+    echo "ls #1"
+    ls -la postgres-data
+    ps -ef f
+
     # Create the PostgreSQL database using a specific version of PostgreSQL
     docker compose -f "docker-compose-pg${VERSION}.yml" run --rm server create_db
 
@@ -54,17 +59,27 @@ test_run() {
     # Shut down any containers that are still running
     docker compose -f docker-compose-pgauto.yml down --remove-orphans
 
+    # Delete the upgraded PostgreSQL data directory
+    sudo rm -rf postgres-data
+
+    ### FIXME:
+    echo "ls #2"
+    ls -la postgres-data
+    ps -ef f
+
     ##
     ## Tests for one shot mode
     ##
     banner '-' "Testing 'one shot' automatic upgrade mode for PostgreSQL ${VERSION} to ${TARGET}"
 
-    # Delete the upgraded PostgreSQL data directory
-    sudo rm -rf postgres-data
-
     # Create the PostgreSQL database using a specific version of PostgreSQL
     docker compose -f "docker-compose-pg${VERSION}.yml" run --rm server create_db
 
+    ### FIXME:
+    echo "ls #3"
+    ls -la postgres-data
+    ps -ef f
+
     # Run the PostgreSQL container in one shot mode
     TARGET_TAG="${TARGET}-${FLAVOR}" docker compose -f docker-compose-pgauto.yml run --rm -e PGAUTO_ONESHOT=yes postgres
 
@@ -80,6 +95,11 @@ test_run() {
     # Shut down any containers that are still running
     docker compose -f docker-compose-pgauto.yml down
 
+    ### FIXME:
+    echo "ls #4"
+    ls -la postgres-data
+    ps -ef f
+
     # If running on CI, delete the Postgres Docker image to avoid space problems
     if [ -n "$CI" ]; then
         docker rmi -f $(docker images postgres -q)