Closed trixobird closed 2 years ago
I haven't worked with the Liquibase Hub, but Gradle is not involved when Spring Boot starts. My hunch is that the api key would need to be in the application.yml file for Spring Boot - if the Spring Boot Liquibase code supports it.
Closing since the Gradle plugin isn't used when Spring Boot starts.
Hi,
I have managed to register my changelog to liquibase hub. That was done manually with pure liquibase commands. Now whenever my spring boot application start there is this warning:
WARNING: The changelog ID 'f23c8811-b290-4452-ac1e-f805742fe6e8' was found, but no API Key exists. No operations will be reported. Simply add a liquibase.hub.apiKey setting to generate free deployment reports.
Is there a way to pass the hub api key? here is my build gradle:
My
gradle diffChangelog
works fine so my setup works, at least for this specific functionality.