reset

Note: This is a Liquibase Pro feature, so you need a Liquibase Pro License Key to use it.

The reset subcommand reverts customizations made to the check indicated in the --check-name parameter to the original configuration.

Uses

You can typically use the reset command to return to a reliable starting state when working with checks. This subcommand does not affect static checks and uncustomized dynamic checks.

When you reset a dynamic check that has been customized multiple times, the check will be reverted to default settings and not to the previous customized settings.

Note: To view a list of available checks, run liquibase checks show.

Syntax

The command is interactive, and you need to follow the CLI output messages to execute it:

  1. Run the command specifying your values:

    liquibase checks reset --check-name=TableColumnLimit

    Note: If you have a checks settings file customized for a specific environment or project, you need to pass that using the --checks-settings-file parameter. If you do not include this parameter, Liquibase uses the default settings file: liquibase.checks-settings.conf. See Use the Checks Settings Configuration File.

  2. Confirm the change. The command updates the check in the checks settings file.

Parameters

Global parameters

Attribute Definition Requirement

--license-key=<string>

Your Liquibase Pro license key

Required

Command parameters

Parameter Description Requirement

--check-name=<string>

The name of the check(s) you want to target. Comma-separated list of one or more enabled checks. Checks to exclude can be prefixed with the ! character. If no checks are specified, all enabled checks are targeted. For example: --check-name=shortname1,shortname2,!shortname3

Required

--auto-enable-new-checks=<true|false>

Automatically enable new policy checks in liquibase.checks.conf file when they are available. Default: false.

Optional

--auto-update=<string>

Allows automatic backup and updating of the liquibase.checks-settings.conf file when new policy checks are available. Valid values are ON and OFF. Default: OFF.

Optional

--checks-settings-file=<string>

Specifies the checks settings file to use with policy checks commands. Write the relative path of the settings file that you want to read from or modify. For more information, see Use the Checks Settings Configuration File.

Optional

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