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Hi,
I would like to use Liquibase for inserting master data in a JPA environment, so I have no need to define SQL statements
or using <insert> in changesets. I would prefer to define a changeset programatically, e.g. as a Java class implementing
a special interface or as a JUnit Testcase (because then I can use SpringRunner and the like to get the PersistenceContext)
This way I could use JPA for creating the data, keep the refactoring support of my IDE and use LiquiBase just for the
book keeping.
So, is something like this already supported? If not, do you think some kind of JUnit extension is easy to implement?
(would also be nice for defining prerequisites)
To make myself clear, I want to define something like this:
<changeSet id="1" author="robin">
<execute class="de/robin/InsertNewStates" />
</changeSet>
regards,
Robin.
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