The current, 0.2 version implements rudimentary support and concentrates on the most needed functionality.

Features:

• Database connections stored in the Database Explorer plugin, so the developer doesn’t have to separately maintain the registry of connections.
• Executing a changeset by simply selecting it in the File or Project explorer windows and call the execution from a context menu action. The database connection can be selected during the execution
• A formatted log is displayed in the Output Window about the execution of the changeset, so the developer is properly informed if the changeset execution has failed.
• Custom icon for the Liquibase changeset files, so they can better distinguished from the ordinary files.

More information: http://plugins.netbeans.org/plugin/38564/liquorice-core

Like the Eclipse plug-in, the IntelliJ plugin allows you to refactor your database like you refactor code using a “Refactor” context menu on database objects. These changes are automatically saved to a change log file.

A “LiquiBase” context menu on the database explorer allows you to migrate your database, roll back changes, generate documentation, and more.

Additional refactoring and better documentation will be added in upcoming releases.

As usual, please let us know if you have any questions or suggestions.

It shows how to connect to your database, apply several refactorings to your database, then update an independent database with the new changes–all from the comfort of an IDE environment.

The IDE is available as either a stand-alone tool or as an Eclipse plug-in.

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More Information

Information on downloading the new version is available on the download page.