🐠 liquibase-fish-completion 🐚

Liquibase shell completion for fish shell. Just place the liquibase.fish completion file under your user .config/fish/completions/ folder and enjoy it!

Every command and argument is shown with its official documentation.

🎥 In action

👷 Contributions

Feel free to test this and propose changes or new commands by opening a new pull request.

🆕 Adding new commands

1. Add the new command to the liquibase_commands list:

   set -l liquibase_commands init update update-sql update-count update-count-sql update-one-changeset update-one-changeset-sql update-testing-rollback update-to-tag update-to-tag-sql rollback rollback-sql rollback-to-date rollback-to-date-sql rollback-count rollback-count-sql \
   rollback-one-changeset rollback-one-changeset-sql rollback-one-update rollback-one-update-sql future-rollback-sql future-rollback-count-sql future-rollback-from-tag-sql generate-changelog snapshot snapshot-reference diff diff-changelog \
   history status calculate-checksum changelog-sync changelog-sync-sql changelog-sync-to-tag clear-checksums drop-all execute-sql list-locks mark-next-changeset-ran mark-next-changeset-ran-sql release-locks tag tag-exists unexpected-changesets validate \
   db-doc register-changelog sync-hub deactivate-changelog checks NEW_COMMAND
   

2. Make the new command available for completion:

   complete -f -c liquibase -n "not __fish_seen_subcommand_from $liquibase_commands" -a NEW_COMMAND -d 'Insert here its description'
   

3. Add its arguments:

   complete -f -c liquibase -n "__fish_seen_subcommand_from NEW_COMMAND; and not __fish_seen_subcommand_from --changelog-file" -a --changelog-file -d 'The root changelog'
   complete -f -c liquibase -n "__fish_seen_subcommand_from NEW_COMMAND; and not __fish_seen_subcommand_from --url" -a --url -d 'The JDBC database connection URL'
   complete -f -c liquibase -n "__fish_seen_subcommand_from NEW_COMMAND; and not __fish_seen_subcommand_from --username" -a --username -d 'The database username'
   complete -f -c liquibase -n "__fish_seen_subcommand_from NEW_COMMAND; and not __fish_seen_subcommand_from --password" -a --password -d 'The database password'