Bump liquibase-maven-plugin from 3.6.3 to 3.8.8

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Bumps liquibase-maven-plugin from 3.6.3 to 3.8.8.

Release notes

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v3.8.8

Liquibase 3.8.8 Released, Provides Minor Bug Fixes

Bug Fixes

For both Liquibase Community and Liquibase Pro users, the following bugs were fixed in version 3.8.8:

• rollbackOneChangeSetSQL now works correctly with the Liquibase Maven plugin.
• Liquibase Pro no longer generates procedural code with incorrect SQL syntax when running generateChangeLog against a MySQL database.

v3.8.7

Liquibase 3.8.7 Overview

Liquibase 3.8.7 Extends Targeted Rollbacks Capabilities for Liquibase Pro

We are excited to announce with the release of Liquibase 3.8.7, Liquibase Pro users now have additional targeted rollback capabilities with two brand new commands! The creation of the rollbackOneUpdate command allows users to rollback their last update, or target any previous update with a --deploymentId parameter, and our new rollbackOneUpdateSQL command allows you view the SQL your rollbackOneUpdate command would produce prior to deploying it. That way, you can ensure you don't encounter any unintended consequences before rolling back.

Each one of these commands come with their own --help to give you friendly command-specific assistance when you need it most. Just type liquibase rollbackOneUpdate --help or liquibase rollbackOneUpdateSQL --help to find what you need.

To also help you navigate the Targeted Rollback waters, our fantastic engineers have created a brand new command available to both Liquibase Community and Pro users, we call this command history. The history command lists out all of your deploymentIds and all changeSets associated with each deploymentId so you can inspect a group of changes to ensure they have been applied to the database. Just type liquibase history into your command line to see it in action. Don't forget, you can also use a --outputFile parameter to write this information to a text file!

Bug Fixes

Liquibase 3.8.7 also continues our initiative to make Liquibase bigger, badder, and even better than before. For both Liquibase Community and Liquibase Pro users, the following bugs were fixed in version 3.8.7:

• --help was improved to include missing commands and correct information.
• CompositeClassLoader does not implement getResource(String)

v3.8.6

Liquibase 3.8.6 Overview

Windows and MacOS installers

In addition to the existing zip/tar distributions, there are now liquibase-installer.exe and liquibase-installer.dmg graphical installers.

These installers include everything you need to run Liquibase (including Java) to make getting started easier than ever.

GETTING_STARTED.txt

Regardless of how you install Liquibase, there is now a GETTING_STARTED.txt file that points you to some sample projects to start trying Liquibase as quickly as possible.

Targeted Rollbacks for Liquibase Pro with 'rollbackOneChangeset' command

You asked, and we listened! With the release of Liquibase 3.8.6, Liquibase Pro users will now have additional rollback capabilities with Targeted Rollback, a powerful new feature that allows you to target one changeSet to rollback, without affecting all the other changeSets which followed it. Think "git cherry pick" for rollbacks.

We even added a helper command "rollbackOneChangsetSQL", which will show you the SQL that will be used in the rollbackOneChangeset command.

You can now also receive command specific help for Targeted Rollback by typing in either liquibase rollbackOneChangeSet --help or liquibase rollbackOneChangeSetSql --help.

Bug Fixes

Liquibase 3.8.6 also continues our initiative to re-engage with our users by bringing new bug fixes to our Liquibase platform. For both Liquibase Community and Liquibase Pro users, the following bugs were fixed in version 3.8.6:

• excludeObjects& includeObjects parameters now works correctly when running diff.
• dataOutputDirectory parameter will now specify statement csv files appropriately.
• Updated default MySql driver to com.mysql.cj.jdbc.Driver

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Changelog

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Liquibase Core Changelog

Changes in version 3.8.8 (2020.3.19)

• rollbackOneChangeSetSQL now works correctly with the Liquibase Maven plugin.
• Liquibase Pro no longer generates procedural code with incorrect SQL syntax when running generateChangeLog against a MySQL database.

Changes in version 3.8.7 (2020.2.21)

• New liquibase history command
• [Pro] New liquibase rollbackOneUpdate command
• PR#927 CompositeClassLoader does not implement getResource(String)
• liquibase --help was improved to include missing commands and correct information

Changes in version 3.8.6 (2020.2.6)

• New graphical installer for Windows and Mac
• New examples directory with sample xml and sql changelogs and test h2 database
• [Pro] New RollbackOneChangeSet and RollbackOneChangeSetSQL commands
• Updated default Mysql driver to com.mysql.cj.jdbc.Driver
• Removed non-jdbc compatible "SET DEFINE OFF" from generated SQL on Oracle
• Fixed --excludeObjects/--includeObjects arguments in diff

Changes in version 3.8.5 (2020.1.13)

• Fixes issue in which Liquibase did not add DESC to an id column
• CLI once again accepts sqlFile, delimiter, rollbackScript, and outputSchemaAs arguments
• Fixes Stored Procedure whitespace impacting update calls
• Fixes generateChangelog failure when there are missing NOT NULL constraints.
• Fixes updateSQL, which was not including schemaName for package bodies.
• Fixes bug in which Liquibase was not always capturing create package body while generating changeLog
• Liquibase CLI now gives a more useful error message when an invalid character is passed to a command.
• Fixes an MSSQL issue, which threw an exception when doing diff/diffChangeLog between offline connections (such as when snapshotting json files)
• Fixes an MSSQL issue, which incorrectly generated datetime data type column when usingdiff & diffChangeLog
• Liquibase Maven plugin fails while executing/using "diff" and "generateChangeLog" with PostgreSQL)

Changes in version 3.8.4 (2019.12.23)

• Fixed a 'Class not Found' exception error when using Java +9.
• Fixed a 'Cannot Use Default Schema Name' error when users diff against an SQL Server snapshot file.
• Fixed an 'Unexpected type: java.util.Date' error when using a defaultValueDate attribute in a YAML changelog.

Changes in version 3.8.3 (2019.12.19)

• Liquibase-Maven plugin now works with Java 9+.
• Expired license messages should be far less verbose and excitable.

Changes in version 3.8.2 (2019.11.26)

• Pro stored logic snapshot logic now supports postgresql and db2

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Commits

• a491a93 Added 3.8.8 release notes
• c6fda87 Merge pull request #1032 from liquibase/DAT-4314
• 653454d Correct misspelled word in LiquibaseUtil class
• b54841a Merge pull request #1018 from liquibase/DAT-4068
• 6a4f45d Need change set specifications loaded for rollbackOneChangeSetSQL DAT-4314
• 9f423bb Merge pull request #1013 from liquibase/DAT-4104
• 089f255 Re-enable jacoco
• 9c44f76 Handle issue with defaulting of MySQL driver class DAT-4104
• 9626494 Updated version to 3.8.8
• 2c63209 fix whitespace. add logging config examples
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