Looking for help using includeAll

General Discussion
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I’m looking for help with the tag in Liquibase 1.9.5 on Windows XP. 

I’m using the command-line client and attempting to modify the contents of a working changeLog that previously had a set of <include… relativeToFilePath> tags with a single tag.  The changeLog files to be included are located in a file system directory (not a jar file).

Essentially, I want to get Liquibase to evaluate all changeLogs in a directory path relative to the location of the changeLog file that contains the tag.  But I can’t seem to get to do this… I keep getting an exception thrown with the following error message:

Sep 18, 2009 1:12:48 PM liquibase.commandline.Main main
SEVERE: URI has an authority component
liquibase.exception.ChangeLogParseException: Invalid Migration File: URI has an authority component

There are a couple of similar discussions referred to here http://liquibase.org/forum/index.php?topic=26.0, but alas no joy.

Any ideas?  Possible or not?

tom

2

Like you mentioned, reading the files to include has been a never-ending problem.  I’ll have to look into it more.  I reopened CORE-215

Nathan

3

Does anyone have a solution for this issue?

I am trying to run liquibase via the maven plugin.  I am doing an includeAll path=install/tab, and it fails with this error.

Tried doing includeAll path="\install\tab", “/install/tab”, and a lot of other variations.  All to no avail.

I am using 1.9.5 of Liquibase and the maven plugin.

I would upgrade to 2.0 RC1, but there is no maven plugin as of yet for 2.0.

Please advise.

4

I am very close to a 2.0 RC2 which will include a maven plugin (that is what is holding it up at this point).

Are your changelog files in a jar file? Or in a directory?

Nathan

5

My changelog files are on the filesystem.  What would be the includeAll path syntax to access them in a jar, I would be happy to try that.

Let me know if you get the maven plugin updated, I’ll be glad to try it out quickly.

Thanks,
Paul

6

It should be the same syntax.  Whether they get read from a jar or the filesystem should be transparent to you.  I’ll let you know when 2.0 is on maven.  You can also watch for the announcement on blog.liquibase.org

Nathan

7

Any idea on the timing for a maven 2.0 release?  I am kind of pressed for time (isn’t everyone), but it would help to know.

Thanks for your help.

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I’m planning by next week.  But I’ve been planning that for a few months now…

Nathan