Extensions for DbUp.

Install the NuGet package DbUp.Extensions.

Use the JournalToSqlWithHashing builder method to use journaling to a SQL Server table with hashes of the scripts instead of just the name.

var upgrader =
	DeployChanges.To
		.SqlDatabase(connectionString)
		.WithScriptsEmbeddedInAssembly(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly())
		.JournalToSqlWithHashing("dbo", "DbChangeLog")
		.LogToConsole()
		.Build();

The WithLiquibaseScriptsFromFileSystem extension method can be used to read Liquibase changelog files.

var upgrader =
	DeployChanges.To
		.SqlDatabase(connectionString)
		.WithLiquibaseScriptsFromFileSystem("./dbFiles/MasterChangelog.xml")
		.LogToConsole()
		.Build();

This extension reads the Liquibase changelog xml files and converts them to SQL scripts. The SQL scripts are then executed by DbUp. Following tags are supported:

• include (for nested changelogs)
• sql (for inline script)
• sqlFile (for script files)

Contexts are also supported. Define your contexts using a WithLiquibaseScriptsFromFileSystem overload.

var upgrader =
	DeployChanges.To
		.SqlDatabase(connectionString)
		.WithLiquibaseScriptsFromFileSystem("./dbFiles/MasterChangelog.xml", "release", "test")
		.LogToConsole()
		.Build();

The "splitStatements" attribute is also supported. If set to true, the SQL script will be split into individual statements using the LiquibaseScriptOptions.SplitTerminators (defaults [';', 'GO']).