[PR#2666] [nvoxland] Liquibase 4.9.1 release is a patch release that fixes the MANIFEST.MF location in the liquibase.jar file for tools that require the MANIFEST.MF file to be the first entry in the jar archive.
If the MANIFEST.MF file is not the first entry, java.util.jar.JarInputStream#getManifest() reading the MANIFEST.MF file will not return the manifest information appropriately. The PR fixes issue #2648.
[Issue#2672] Addresses the remaining OSGi-related packaging problems to fully restore Liquibase support in OSGi environments.
Fixes
[PR#2651] Fixed the issue with a malicious software alert for the Liquibase macOS Installer preventing from proceeding with the installation. [DAT-9524]
[PR#2643] Fixed an issue in snapshot on PostgreSQL where non-integer datatypes that used a default value with a sequence would not be handled correctly [DAT-8670]
[PR#2691] Fixed invalid JSON in the example-changelog.json file [DAT-9893]
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Liquibase 4.9.0 introduces the following functionality:
[PRO] Quality Checks JSON object so that your application can easily parse through the Liquibase output [DAT-9094]
For more information, see Quality Checks JSON Object.
Quality checks for Maven - checks.run and checks.show goals [DAT-9033] [DAT-9034]
For more information, see Maven checks.run and Maven checks.show.
[PR#2666] [nvoxland] Liquibase 4.9.1 release is a patch release that fixes the MANIFEST.MF location in the liquibase.jar file for tools that require the MANIFEST.MF file to be the first entry in the jar archive.
If the MANIFEST.MF file is not the first entry, java.util.jar.JarInputStream#getManifest() reading the MANIFEST.MF file will not return the manifest information appropriately. The PR fixes issue #2648.
[Issue#2672] Addresses the remaining OSGi-related packaging problems to fully restore Liquibase support in OSGi environments.
Fixes
[PR#2651] Fixed the issue with a malicious software alert for the Liquibase macOS Installer preventing from proceeding with the installation. [DAT-9524]
[PR#2643] Fixed an issue in snapshot on PostgreSQL where non-integer datatypes that used a default value with a sequence would not be handled correctly [DAT-8670]
[PR#2691] Fixed invalid JSON in the example-changelog.json file [DAT-9893]
Changes in version 4.9.0 (2022.03.17)
Notable Changes
Liquibase 4.9.0 introduces the following functionality:
[PRO] Quality checks output in a JSON format
Quality checks for Maven - checks run and checks show goals
[PR#2558] [kavya-shastri] The extension of the usage of the Liquibase global configuration for the secureParsing parameter to prevent the entity resolver from falling back to looking on the network for missing XSDs. If you reference an XSD other than one of Liquibase, Liquibase will no longer automatically download the XSD from the internet and use it. The default value for secureParsing is true, but you can override it in any of the Liquibase configuration locations. For more information, see the Example Changelogs: XML Format documentation.
[PR#2529] [Krzysztof Sierszeń] [LB-1781] The uniqueConstraintExists precondition to check for the existence of unique constraints before running the update. You can check the constraint by constraint name or columns:
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Commits
f669da2 Merge pull request #2691 from liquibase/DAT-9893
2260bac fix invalid JSON in example-changelog.json
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Bumps liquibase-core from 4.5.0 to 4.9.1.
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Merge pull request #2691 from liquibase/DAT-98932260bac
fix invalid JSON in example-changelog.json41b1e2f
Release Logic Bugfixes (#2685)0f95718
preserve default value of invalid autoincrement column types in Postgres (DAT...053c3a2
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