I've also had to develop a homebaked solution to do the same. +1 for getting it into ant or at least hosting it somewhere.
Since ant-contrib is all but dead, is it time for a new "official" ant-contrib project?
Andrus Adamchik-4 wrote:
I developed an Ant task to maintain an evolving database schema via a
series of SQL scripts called "db patches". Now looking for an advice
from the Ant community on what would be a good home for such task.
Some background... The task was developed by a single ASF committer
(me) in the course of Apache Cayenne development [1]. Cayenne project
already includes a number of Cayenne-specific Ant tasks, but this one
sticks out in that it has nothing to do with Cayenne. It is a generic
task that any project with a database can use. So Cayenne is not a
good home for it.
Since it is a general-purpose task, making it an Ant core or an
optional task seems appropriate. It requires no incubation or a code
donation grant, as it was developed 100% within the ASF. Also it has
no external dependencies except for Ant (and a runtime dependency on a
JDBC driver).
On the other hand it implies a certain simple workflow, so it is
somewhat different form say Copy or Tar.
Also it is small enough to maintain it as a standalone project.
So what are the thoughts of the Ant developers on that?
Thanks,
Andrus Adamchik
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