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- In Datical GUI, get the latest version of the Datical project from SCM. E.g., "git pull"
- Click on "Fully Deployed" link or "???" link on any of the REF databases in your project. This will take you to Deployed, Undeployed, Ignored view.
- Use the filter field at the top to filter out your changesets based on the script name and then click "Filter by label"
- Select the changeset you want to abandon and click "Add Label"
- Type "abandoned" in the Ad Hoc Labels to Add field and then click "Next"
- Notice that the new label now appears in the Labels After colulmn. Click "Finish"
- Notice that this changeset now has the new "abandoned" label
- VERY IMPORTANT: Commit and push your Datical project back into SCM.
- Adding labels (or removing labels) updates the changelog.xml file in your Datical project which needs to stay updated in your SCM. For example, "git commit ..." followed by "git push".
- Now that the "abandoned" label has been added, make sure to create a new artifact version. You will need to run a job in build automation tool to do this. For example, your Deployment Packager job may already be configured to publish your changes into a new artifact version. You can run the Packager job and even though there are no new scripts to package, the job will complete successfully and proceed to publish a new artifact version.
- When you use your deployment automation tool you will use your newly created versioned artifact to deploy database changes.
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