quiet

Uses

Use --quiet when you want the shortest way to reduce a command to its payload, typically when the output is piped into another tool or captured by a CI job. It is equivalent to passing --verbosity=quiet, so reach for --verbosity instead when you want to select a tier explicitly or switch between tiers.

Using the --quiet parameter

For best results, specify all commands and parameters in the --kebab-case format in the CLI. If your preference is camelCase, it also works in the CLI.

--quiet is an optional parameter that is either set in the Liquibase properties file or specified on the command line. The value specified on the command line overrides the value set in the properties file.

Note: If you set both --quiet and --verbosity, the explicitly set --verbosity wins. For example, --quiet --verbosity=verbose runs at the verbose tier.

Examples

liquibase --quiet update-sql --changelog-file=example-changelog.xml

Syntax

You can set this parameter in the following ways:

Using --quiet alongside --log-level

--quiet lowers the log level to SEVERE only when --log-level is not set. An explicitly set --log-level always wins.