Disable Policy checks

Successful check disable CLI output

Executing Policy Checks against changelog.sql Changesets Validated:   ID: 1; Author: your.name; File path: changelog.sql   ID: 2; Author: your.name; File path: changelog.sql   ID: 3; Author: other.dev; File path: changelog.sql   ID: 4; Author: other.dev; File path: changelog.sql run against each changeset:   Warn on Detection of 'GRANT' Statements   Warn on Detection of 'REVOKE' Statements   Warn when 'DROP COLUMN' detected   Warn when 'MODIFY <column>' detected   Check Table Column Count                  Liquibase command 'run' was executed successfully.

With this feature, you can disable a check that is designed to detect specific scenarios that do not require constant monitoring for that particular pattern.

In this example we are looking for the DROP TABLE check, which is ChangeDropTableWarn.

Liquibase retains the configuration change to your checks configuration file, the default of which is liquibase.checks-settings.conf. This means that you don't have to disable this check everytime you utilize Liquibase.

Execute the liquibase checks run command to ensure the ChangeDropTableWarn check is disabled successfully. If it is disabled, no issues will be detected as shown in the output below.