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Missing SSH Preferences in Liquibase Enterprise GUI

After upgrading Datical DB to later versions, you might have issues with the SSH feature being unavailable to generate the SSH key via the Eclipse GUI. To return SSH in Preferences, follow these steps:

  1. In the Datical DB GUI, select Help > Install New Software.

  2. In the Work with field of the Install dialog box, enter https://download.eclipse.org/releases/2018-12.

  3. Select Git integration for Eclipse, and then select Next to install it.

  4. Open Preferences. You should see SSH2 under Network Connections.

Credential Prompts Don’t Work After Enabling and Then Disabling Runtime Credentials

If you enable and then disable Runtime Credentials for a project that has stored credentials for
dbDefs, the credentials will be cleared from the project. Running an operation (Status, Forecast, Deploy, and others.) when the project is in this state will prompt you for credentials, but the operation will fail with an authentication error. To work around this, re-enter the missing credentials using the Edit Connection dialog in the GUI for each of the effected dbDefs.  This issue will be addressed in our 7.12 release.

Checksum Validation Errors With sqlFile Change Types

An issue was introduced in the 7.11 release that causes Changeset validation errors when a Changelog contains sqlFile changes. sqlFile changes are created in one of two ways:

  • When using the Deployment Packager, putting scripts in the sqlfile directory or in a directory where packagemethod=sqlfile is set in the metedata.properties files will create them

  • When using the Changeset Wizard, selecting the Execute a SQL script file using JDBC option (formerly called the Custom SQL External File option) will create them

This issue will be addressed in the 7.12 release. If you use sqlFile change types and have not upgraded to 7.11, we recommend that you wait for the 7.12 release. If you have already upgraded to 7.11 and are getting errors, we recommend that you revert to your previous installation.

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