Is there any advice or recommended approach to archive liquibase changeSets.
Our problem is that a liquibase update is beginning to take a significant time even when the database is (almost) up-to-date.
Currently we have a tree of files and just run an update on the top-level one which includes all the rest. Obviously we can run against just a sub-tree of the latest changes (assuming most of our databases are more-or-less up-to-date) but there’s a chance to miss an update this way.
Is there another approach? Maybe backup the DB and start a brand new changelog?
Are there any configurations within the tool to handle archiving?
Tony.
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