@@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ package liquibase.dsl.parser.groovy // You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License // along with Liquibase-DSL. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. // +import grails.util.Environment import liquibase.* import liquibase.parser.* import liquibase.exception.* @@ -32,6 +33,7 @@ class GroovyChangeLogParser implements ChangeLogParserImpl { def txt = fileOpener.getResourceAsStream(physicalChangeLogLocation).text def out = new GroovyDatabaseChangeLog(physicalChangeLogLocation, db); out.fileOpener = fileOpener; + out.grailsEnv = Environment.current.name try { Eval.me("databaseChangeLog", { Map props=[:], Closure closure -> props.entrySet().each { out[it.key] = it.value } src/groovy/liquibase/dsl/parser/groovy/GroovyChangeLogParser.groovy 5efa404a249c50edd4edc4d2280a7f6b4ea4637a Peter Ledbrook peter@cacoethes.co.uk http://github.com/RobertFischer/autobase/commit/52f85048d8331c6269b7af7dce0e0b7355824a58 52f85048d8331c6269b7af7dce0e0b7355824a58 2009-11-11T11:01:29-08:00 2009-11-10T12:12:33-08:00 You can now reference a grailsEnv variable from within your Groovy changelog file. This allows you to include environment-specific migration scripts, e.g. includeXml("./migrations/baseline-${grailsEnv}.xml") 57d6fb9b64117fe76fbdcbb18b348dff0776e3d0 Robert Fischer robert.fischer@smokejumperit.com