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fix: input property fingerprinting #140

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@nbrugger-tgm nbrugger-tgm commented Feb 20, 2024

replace a "hardcoded/real" property with a gradle style one so gradle can actually use the input as such

Closes: #120

@nbrugger-tgm nbrugger-tgm force-pushed the fix/120-input-property-fingerprint branch from 5c5d0f1 to fb7eb08 Compare February 20, 2024 15:34
While I can confirm this fixes the issue, I cannot add a test since there is no infrastructure to execute the tasks.

ref: liquibase#120
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The next release of the plugin is going to use the Liquibase Command API instead of a JavaExec, so this PR may not be needed anymore.

I'm just waiting on a fix in Liquibase, which will hopefully be in the next LB release.

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@stevesaliman - the command API fix will be released with Liquibase 4.28.0 on 5/21/2024 (today). Starting with this release, you should be able to re-implement the Gradle plugin to take advantage of the command API.

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