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I trying to do CI using a standalone gitlab-ci runner container in a dedicated server. To run the tests I'm using zonky to create a postgis database service which is also containerized. It runs fine in my local machine. But while my Gitlab-ci runs the test it throws Illegalstateexception as it failed to load the application context. Anyone else experienced the same?
Thanks in advance.
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Adding an S3 resolvers in project/project/plugin.sbt
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Excluding the Community Edition flyway-core artifact in project/plugin.sbt and replacing it with the desired edition which will be downloaded from our private repo:
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I've a bit of feedback on the documentation as someone completely fresh to Flyway: Specifically I'm getting my feet wet on this page:
https://github.com/flyway/flywaydb.org/blob/gh-pages/documentation/existing.html
At the moment the documentation states:
For all databases with unimportant data you don't mind losing, perform flyway clean to completely remove their contents.
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Hi,
I just had a suggestion around documentation around the CLI, specifically with regards to passing a response file.
If possible, under the Examples subheading could we label the contents of the args.txt file to make it explicit.
Just adding a simple "Contents of args.txt:" I feel would be helpful.
Thanks