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I am using Liquibase Hibernate extension to generate diffChangeLogFile against my database and my model.The problem is when I run it with maven and there is some changes in the model, Liquibase append the generated ChangeSets to the old diffChangeLogFile content so I get a lot of repeated ChangSets, not with the same id but with the same content. I know it will not be a problem for update because Liquibase will skip repeated changeSets but I want that everytime I run maven diff goal, Liquibase erase the old content of my diffChangeLogFile and put the new one.

elpazio
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That is basically the purpose of the diff command. If you want to generate a new change log, you should be using the generateChangeLog command.

SteveDonie
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  • another question plz : when using Liquibase with java how can i pass an inputStream or a string instead of a changelogfile path in the update method ? is that possible ? – elpazio Mar 01 '17 at 15:13
  • You would probably need to write your own 'integration' classes to be able to do that. I don't think there is a way to do that using the existing integrations (i.e. command line, maven, etc.) Also, Liquibase identifies changesets with three values - the id, author, and path. So if you have two changesets that are 'functionally equivalent' but have different ids, you will have problems deploying them. – SteveDonie Mar 01 '17 at 15:19