Using Liquibase with Spring Boot for Database Migrations

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  • Опубликовано: 9 янв 2025

Комментарии • 7

  • @rishi82india
    @rishi82india 7 лет назад +4

    Was also expecting the incremental updates and rollback functionality in this tutorial.

  • @rushabhoswal8280
    @rushabhoswal8280 5 лет назад

    can you make a tutorial for incremental updates ,rollback and automating the creation of changelogfiles

  • @sharpshooter189
    @sharpshooter189 3 года назад

    I have a question sir.how to add trigger in liquibase for Oracle? . It will help me lot.

  • @afraaaskr5074
    @afraaaskr5074 4 года назад

    great and big thank it's clear thanks.

  • @themikethomas1
    @themikethomas1 6 лет назад

    But how are the changelog files created? By hand?

    • @LeanStacksOfficial
      @LeanStacksOfficial  6 лет назад

      Mike: Thanks for writing. If I understand your question correctly, then 'yes'. The changelog files in this episode were created by hand. When I'm asked questions about Liquibase, I like to refer to Liquibase's Best Practice guide, which you can find here: www.liquibase.org/bestpractices.html
      Note the section on 'Procedure for the Developer'. I wish the Liquibase team had put a bit more into this section, but you can see that they reference maintaining the changelog files with your standard IDE or editor of your choice.
      I personally use Spring Tool Suite (STS) or Eclipse since I usually embed the Liquibase files in my Spring Boot project resource directory.
      Hope that helps. Thanks for posting.
      LS

  • @mazZZzilaplayer
    @mazZZzilaplayer 6 лет назад

    This one seems so annoying and redundant after using .NET MVC/.NET Core and Entity Framework, which can create migrations automatically based on models