LiquibaseEndpoint always uses defaultSchema instead of liquibaseSchema #47300
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🚀 Overview
This PR fixes the
/actuator/liquibase
endpoint to respect thespring.liquibase.liquibase-schema
property. Previously, the endpoint always useddefault-schema
, even whenliquibase-schema
was configured.🔥 Motivation
When application tables and Liquibase’s internal tables use separate schemas, the
/actuator/liquibase
endpoint ignoresliquibase-schema
and only reports changes fromdefault-schema
. This results in misleading output and prevents accurate monitoring of Liquibase change sets.🔧 Changes
LiquibaseEndpoint.createReport
to:liquibase.getLiquibaseSchema()
when configured.liquibase.getDefaultSchema()
otherwise.database.setDefaultSchemaName(schemaToUse)
only when a schema is present.invokeWithLiquibaseSchema()
to verify correct behavior.✅ Benefits
/actuator/liquibase
now produces accurate reports whenspring.liquibase.liquibase-schema
is configured.default-schema
remain unaffected.🔖 Related Issue
Closes #47290