Property Detail

• java.lang.Object changeSetId

• java.lang.Object databaseChangeLog

• java.lang.Object preconditions

Method Detail

• java.lang.Object and(groovy.lang.Closure closure)

• static liquibase.precondition.core.PreconditionContainer buildPreconditionContainer(java.lang.Object databaseChangeLog, java.lang.Object changeSetId, java.util.Map params, groovy.lang.Closure closure)

  execute a preconditions closure and return the Liquibase PreconditionContainer it creates.

  Parameters:

  databaseChangeLog - the database changelog that owns the changesets.

  changeSetId - the id of the changeset that owns the precondtions

  params - the parameters to the preconditions

  closure - nested closures to call.

  Returns:

  the PreconditionContainer it builds.

• java.lang.Object customPrecondition(java.util.Map params = [:], groovy.lang.Closure closure)

  Create a customPrecondition. A custom precondition is a class that implements the Liquibase customPrecondition. The code can do anything we want. Parameters need to be passed to our custom class as key/value pairs, either with the XML style of nested param blocks, or by calling nested methods where the name of the method becomes the key and the arguments become the value.

  Parameters:

  params - the params for the precondition, such as the class name.

  closure - the closure with nested key/value pairs for the custom precondition.

• void methodMissing(java.lang.String name, java.lang.Object args)

  Handle all non-nesting preconditions using the PreconditionFactory.

  Parameters:

  name - the name of the precondition to create

  args - the attributes of the new precondition

• java.lang.Object not(groovy.lang.Closure closure)

• java.lang.Object or(groovy.lang.Closure closure)

• java.lang.Object sqlCheck(java.util.Map params = [:], groovy.lang.Closure closure)

  Create a sqlCheck precondition. This one needs some special handling because the SQL is in a nested closure.

  Parameters:

  params - the attribures of the precondition

  closure - the SQL for the precondition

  Returns:

  the newly created precondition.