I do read my migration scripts generated from an ORM to make sure my source code is correct.
Liquibase starts with "Write your database change code in your preferred authoring tool in SQL, YAML, JSON, or XML." So instead of just having my ORM generate that and I just have to read them to ensure correctness, I have to manually write change scripts instead? I don't see how that's is comparable.
Liquibase could certainly come in after I have some SQL scripts generated from my ORM and do whatever it does.
MD has always fascinated me, but I have always been skeptical about it. What understanding could we get from watching a complex system like a peptide evolve in time? Dissociation constant that is easier to measure than crystalize the molecule? Can we ever be sure that we have attributed all necessary quantum effects such as pi orbitals' interactions?
Liquibase starts with "Write your database change code in your preferred authoring tool in SQL, YAML, JSON, or XML." So instead of just having my ORM generate that and I just have to read them to ensure correctness, I have to manually write change scripts instead? I don't see how that's is comparable.
Liquibase could certainly come in after I have some SQL scripts generated from my ORM and do whatever it does.