spring-boot-starter-liquibase-couchbase-test

How to use spring-boot-test-project to run changesets

Steps

1. In the root of spring-boot-test-project you can find pom.xml file where project settings are located. This project requires spring-boot-starter-liquibase-couchbase dependency. You need to set required dependency.

   If you are a user and want to test ready-made dependency:

   • Get desired version of dependency from ... and set it in pom.xml

   If you are a developer and want to test specific feature of dependency on some branch:

   • At first, you need to choose branch from which you want to create dependency and put to local repository for test purpose. When you chose the branch create jar (dependency) of it
     To do this, execute mvn clean install command in the root of the spring-boot-starter-liquibase-couchbase module through CLI or using IDE. Make sure that in pom.xml of spring-boot-test-project the spring-boot-starter-liquibase-couchbase dependency has the correct version of our created dependency.
2. Change the properties (URL, username, password for the Couchbase database and path to changelog file) in the src\main\resources\application.properties
3. Write changelog files into the src\main\resources\db\changelog directory
4. Run CouchbaseLiquibaseStarterTest class

In spring-boot-test-project in the src\main\resources folder there is a liquibase-couchbase.properties file. In this file, there are properties specific for our Couchbase extension, such as transaction timeout, enable or disable reactive transactions, bucket for history data etc. (Full list you can see in main README -> Properties section couchbase-liquibase).