[Automated] Update liquibase CLI Options

[thomhurst]

Summary

This PR contains automatically generated updates to liquibase CLI options classes.

The generator scraped the latest CLI help output from the installed tool.

Changes

• Updated options classes to reflect latest CLI documentation
• Added new commands if any were detected
• Updated option types and descriptions

Command coverage

Command coverage report:

• liquibase (#################################################### ## _ _ _ _ ## ## | | () () | ## ## | | _ __ _ _ _ | |_ __ _ ___ ___ ## ## | | | |/ | | | | | '_ \ / _ / |/ _ \ ## ## | || | (| | || | | |) | (| __ \ / ## ## _/|_, |_,||./ _,|/_| ## ## | | ## ## || ## ## ): 43 commands, tree 41e289cc33bbedcb50c94a7ac63a85c7d6ddacbd20208a60c02222e6d2d3c647

Verification

• Solution builds successfully
• API compatibility gate: failure

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Greptile Summary

The PR regenerates the Liquibase CLI integration and now records a machine-readable Liquibase version.

• Updates generated command services, options, enums, documentation, and coverage metadata.
• Adds Liquibase-specific version parsing and records toolVersion as 5.0.3.
• Preserves renamed option members through obsolete compatibility aliases.

Confidence Score: 5/5

The PR appears safe to merge because the previously reported malformed Liquibase version metadata has been corrected and no blocking failure remains.

No blocking failure remains.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
src/ModularPipelines.Liquibase/Generated/Liquibase.CommandCoverage.json	The coverage manifest now records the machine-readable Liquibase version 5.0.3, resolving the previous malformed-version finding.
tools/ModularPipelines.OptionsGenerator/src/ModularPipelines.OptionsGenerator/Scrapers/Cli/LiquibaseCliScraper.cs	Adds Liquibase-specific extraction of a stable release identifier from CLI version output.
tools/ModularPipelines.OptionsGenerator/src/ModularPipelines.OptionsGenerator.Tests/Scrapers/Cli/LiquibaseCliScraperTests.cs	Verifies extraction of 5.0.3 from representative Liquibase version output.
src/ModularPipelines.Liquibase/Services/ILiquibase.Generated.cs	Regenerates the command interface with compatibility behavior for renamed members.
src/ModularPipelines.Liquibase/Options/LiquibaseOptions.Generated.cs	Updates generated option naming while retaining obsolete aliases for source compatibility.

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[claude]

Code Review

This is an automated regeneration of ModularPipelines.Liquibase from a fresh scrape of the liquibase CLI. The scrape data driving this PR appears to be corrupted, and it produced a breaking API change that's inconsistent with the compatibility pattern used elsewhere in the same PR.

🔴 Scrape corruption (root cause)

src/ModularPipelines.Liquibase/Generated/Liquibase.CommandCoverage.json (new toolVersion field)

"toolVersion": "#################################################### ##   _     _   ...

This is liquibase's ASCII-art startup banner, not a version string — clear evidence the CLI output used to drive this regeneration was mis-parsed/corrupted rather than a clean --help/version capture.

🔴 Mass removal of legitimate, still-supported options

Consistent with that corruption, ~46 well-documented, currently-supported liquibase global options were converted to no-op [Obsolete] properties with the [CliOption] attribute stripped — e.g. across LiquibaseOptions.Generated.cs and derived option classes:

[Obsolete("LiquibaseCatalogName is no longer supported by the installed CLI and has no effect.")]
public virtual string? LiquibaseCatalogName { get; set; }

[Obsolete("ChangelogLockPollRate is no longer supported by the installed CLI and has no effect.")]
public virtual int? ChangelogLockPollRate { get; set; }

[Obsolete("DatabaseChangelogTableName is no longer supported by the installed CLI and has no effect.")]
public virtual string? DatabaseChangelogTableName { get; set; }

Same pattern hits ReferencePassword on LiquibaseDiffChangelogOptions (was a real [SecretValue]-annotated --reference-password option, now a bare obsolete no-op). These flags are all still documented as valid liquibase options. Failure mode: code compiles (with an Obsolete warning) but the corresponding CLI flag is silently dropped from the generated command line — e.g. a diff-changelog run against a secured reference database would silently fail to pass --reference-password and fail auth with no indication why.

Suggestion: re-run the scrape against a clean CLI invocation (capture stdout without the banner, or use --version/a dedicated version flag), regenerate, and diff against the previous generated output to sanity-check that removals are real deprecations, not scrape artifacts. Given the volume of removals across nearly every options class, I'd hold this PR until the source data is re-verified.

🟠 Breaking rename without the compatibility shim used elsewhere in this PR

src/ModularPipelines.Liquibase/Services/ILiquibase.Generated.cs

MarkNextChangesetRanAsync / MarkNextChangesetRanSqlAsync were renamed to MarkNextChangeSetRanAsync / MarkNextChangeSetRanSqlAsync with no backward-compatible overload/shim — unlike renamed properties elsewhere in this same PR (e.g. ChangesetId → ChangeSetId), which kept an [Obsolete]-forwarding member for compatibility. Existing caller code invoking the old method names will fail to compile after upgrading, with no deprecation path. This lines up with the PR description's own "API compatibility gate: failure" note.

Suggestion: apply the same Obsolete-forwarding pattern used for the property renames to these two service methods, or clarify in the generator why method renames are treated differently from property renames — if that's intentional, it's worth documenting since it's a real breaking change for consumers.

Summary

The mechanical regeneration process itself is sound (structure, obsolete-shim pattern for properties, etc.), but the input data for this specific run looks corrupted and should not be merged as-is. Recommend re-scraping against a clean CLI version string and re-running the generator before merging, and adding the same compatibility shim to the two renamed service methods.

[thomhurst]

Blocked on #4027, which corrects tool-specific version probes. After it lands, regenerate Liquibase; do not hand-edit Generated/Liquibase.CommandCoverage.json.

[claude]

Code review

Summary: Automated regeneration of the ModularPipelines.Liquibase options surface (option/enum classes, service methods, command-coverage metadata, and docs) from a fresh scrape of the installed liquibase CLI's help output.

Finding: this regeneration is based on a broken CLI version probe and should not be merged yet

The captured toolVersion in src/ModularPipelines.Liquibase/Generated/Liquibase.CommandCoverage.json is not a version string — it's the raw ASCII-art banner/logo that liquibase --version prints to stdout:

"toolVersion": "#### ##   _     _   ... \\_____/_|\\__, |\\__,_|_|_.__/ \\__,_|___/\\___|  ..."

That confirms exactly the bug described in #4027 ("Use valid CLI version probes", still open, not merged). Because the generator couldn't parse a real version, it appears to have made incorrect decisions about option support:

• ~254 properties across LiquibaseOptions.Generated.cs and other global option classes were newly marked [Obsolete("... is no longer supported by the installed CLI and has no effect.")] (e.g. AllowDuplicatedChangesetIdentifiers, AnalyticsEnabled, ChangelogLockPollRate, etc.) — most of these are legitimate, documented Liquibase global options, not actually removed from the CLI.
• Some per-command options classes lost properties outright rather than being deprecated — e.g. LiquibaseCalculateChecksumOptions no longer has ChangesetAuthor, ChangesetIdentifier, DefaultCatalogName, or DefaultSchemaName. That's a real breaking removal from public API surface, which lines up with the PR description's own self-reported API compatibility gate: failure.
• The Liquibase CLI reference docs (docs/docs/mp-packages/cli/liquibase.md) lost the majority of the global options table rows and the runnable module example, for the same reason.

This is also exactly what @thomhurst flagged in a review comment on this PR already: "Blocked on #4027, which corrects tool-specific version probes. After it lands, regenerate Liquibase; do not hand-edit Generated/Liquibase.CommandCoverage.json." #4027 is still open, so this PR predates its own stated prerequisite.

Suggested approach: Hold/close this PR (or convert to draft) until #4027 merges, then re-run the generator so it captures a real toolVersion and the obsoletion/removal decisions are made against accurate CLI capability data, rather than shipping ~254 incorrect [Obsolete] markers and a handful of real breaking removals now and needing a follow-up correction PR later.

One smaller, separate point worth a sanity check: ChangesetId/ChangesetPath were renamed to ChangeSetId/ChangeSetPath in this pass. If that casing fix is intentional (aligning with the rest of the "ChangeSet"-prefixed members), that's fine, but it's also a breaking rename for existing consumers and worth calling out explicitly in the PR description alongside the other compatibility-gate failures.

[claude]

Code review

Status: unresolved from the last two review passes. The branch was force-pushed twice after my prior comments (21:57 and 22:23 UTC), but the current HEAD (45febf86) reproduces the exact same corrupted regeneration — nothing was fixed:

• src/ModularPipelines.Liquibase/Generated/Liquibase.CommandCoverage.json still captures toolVersion as Liquibase's ASCII-art startup banner instead of a version string, confirming the scrape input is still garbage, not a clean --version probe.
• The same 254 properties across the global/per-command options classes are still stamped [Obsolete("... is no longer supported by the installed CLI and has no effect.")] — identical count to the previous pass, i.e. this is the same bad decision being replayed from the same corrupted input, not a fresh (and differently-wrong) run.
• MarkNextChangesetRanAsync / MarkNextChangesetRanSqlAsync are still renamed to MarkNextChangeSetRanAsync / MarkNextChangeSetRanSqlAsync with no [Obsolete]-forwarding shim, unlike the property renames elsewhere in the same generated surface — still a hard compile break for existing callers.
• The PR body still self-reports API compatibility gate: **failure**.

Recommend closing/holding this PR (as before) until #4027 lands and a clean regeneration is produced.

Architectural suggestion: stop relying on repeated manual/AI review to catch this

This is now the third time the identical corrupted-scrape output has produced a PR for review. The workflow (.github/workflows/generate-cli-options.yml) already has an API-compatibility gate that blocks auto-merge on failure (steps.api-compat.outcome == 'failure'), but it still opens the PR — so every re-run of the automated job against the same broken liquibase --version probe burns another human/AI review cycle re-discovering the same root cause.

A more robust fix than only tracking this via #4027 is to make the input validation itself a hard pipeline gate, not just the output compatibility check:

• Before generation runs, validate that the captured ToolVersion (CliToolDefinition.ToolVersion / CommandCoverageGuard) matches a plausible version pattern (e.g. ^\d+(\.\d+){1,3}). If it doesn't, fail the job immediately with a clear "version probe returned non-version output" error, instead of feeding the garbled string through the full generator and letting it silently make ~254 incorrect obsoletion decisions.
• This turns "scrape produced garbage" into a fast, self-explanatory CI failure at the source, rather than a large, misleading diff that a reviewer has to reverse-engineer from first principles each time the workflow happens to re-run before #4027 merges.

This is a general hardening for any tool's regeneration (not just Liquibase) — the same ToolVersion capture path is shared across all CLI tools driven by this generator, so the guard belongs in CommandCoverageGuard/CliToolDefinition rather than being special-cased per tool.

[claude]

Review: [Automated] Update liquibase CLI Options (#4026)

This is an auto-generated CLI-options refresh, but the diff surfaces two real problems in the generator, not just cosmetic regen noise. No prior substantive review comments exist to reconcile against (only bot usage-limit/skip notices).

1. Uncompensated breaking rename — likely root cause of the failing API-compat gate

ILiquibase.Generated.cs / Liquibase.Generated.cs rename:

• MarkNextChangesetRanAsync → MarkNextChangeSetRanAsync
• MarkNextChangesetRanSqlAsync → MarkNextChangeSetRanSqlAsync

with no [Obsolete] forwarding overload left behind for the old names. Any consumer pipeline calling context.Tools.Liquibase.MarkNextChangesetRanAsync(...) will fail to compile after this merges — a genuine breaking change, which is presumably why the PR's own "API compatibility gate: failure" checkbox is unchecked.

What makes this worth fixing at the generator level rather than waving through: the generator already has the right mechanism for exactly this case. GeneratedApiCompatibilityPreserver.PreserveFacadeMethodCasing (tools/ModularPipelines.OptionsGenerator/.../GeneratedApiCompatibilityPreserver.cs:230) is designed to detect a baseline method name that's equal to the new one under OrdinalIgnoreCase but not Ordinal, and emit an obsolete-forwarding overload for the old casing — which is precisely the Changeset→ChangeSet case here. It just didn't fire (or its output didn't survive into RejectRemovedFacadeMethods's final method-set comparison). Compare with how the same PR does correctly preserve compatibility for options properties (e.g. LiquibaseOptions.Generated.cs, LiquibaseUpdateOptions.Generated.cs): removed CLI options are kept as [Obsolete("... is no longer supported by the installed CLI and has no effect.")] stubs rather than deleted outright. The facade-method path needs the same treatment it apparently already attempts for casing changes — worth a follow-up in the generator test suite (GeneratorHardeningTests.cs) with a case that renames only the casing of a command's derived method name, to catch this before it reaches a PR again.

Given this, this PR shouldn't be merged as-is — either the generator needs to actually apply the casing-preservation shim for these two methods, or a manual compat overload needs to be added to the non-generated partial before merging.

2. Corrupted toolVersion in the command-coverage manifest

src/ModularPipelines.Liquibase/Generated/Liquibase.CommandCoverage.json now records:

"toolVersion": "#### ... ascii-art liquibase banner ... ####"

instead of an actual version string (e.g. 4.31.0). The scraper is capturing the CLI's startup banner art instead of parsing liquibase --version output. Separately from the compat issue, this is worth fixing because this manifest is the audit trail for "what CLI version produced this generated code" — right now that traceability is lost for this run, and it hints the banner is leaking into whatever --help/--version capture the generator parses, which is also a plausible contributing factor to the option-set churn seen in LiquibaseOptions.Generated.cs/per-command option classes (lots of options dropped/obsoleted in one pass). Recommend stripping/suppressing the banner (e.g. capture version via a dedicated flag, or filter banner lines before parsing) at the source.

What's fine

• The bulk [Obsolete]-stub pattern for dropped global/per-command options is the right design — it keeps existing pipelines compiling (with a warning) instead of a hard break, and is applied consistently across the changed option classes I sampled.
• No property changed type under an unchanged name (checked programmatically across the diff) — so the options-side churn is compatible.
• Enum explicit = 0/= 1 value additions are behavior-neutral (same implicit ordering as before).

Recommendation: hold this PR until the method-rename compatibility shim is restored (or the rename reverted) and, ideally, until the banner/version scraping bug is fixed. Given the CI gate already disabled auto-merge for this reason, no dotnet build/test was run locally for this review — it's a pure diff/generator-logic review per the guidance not to build ModularPipelines.All.slnx/tool solutions unnecessarily for an auto-generated, already-CI-built PR.

[thomhurst]

Local regeneration against Liquibase 5.0.3 and current main now parses the version correctly, but generation fails before writing output at liquibase init [OPTIONS] [COMMAND]: operand validation sees [COMMAND] plus the indented -h, --help description and reports no generated CliPositionalArgument. PR #4003 contains the exact Liquibase usage-boundary/positional-operand fix and remains the prerequisite. No generated files were hand-edited; this PR must be regenerated after #4003 merges.

[thomhurst]

Regenerated Liquibase 5.0.3 from a clean current-main baseline using the positional parser from #4003; no generated file was hand-edited. Generator completed 43 commands / 61 files / zero errors, API compatibility validation passed, manifest artifacts were copied byte-for-byte, and diff checks are clean. The full Liquibase solution and narrowed package build both exceeded the fixed 2GB agent guard (exit 137 at 2343MB and 2265MB); I did not raise the limit or retry further, so CI owns compilation validation. Dependency: do not merge this generated output before #4003. Verified remote head: 0774466.

[claude]

Code review

Compared this against the prior review thread on this PR (the earlier claude comment flagging two issues, and thomhurst's two follow-up comments claiming the regen was redone from a clean baseline with "API compatibility validation passed").

The uncompensated breaking rename from the earlier review is still present

At the current head (0774466b), ChangesetXxx → ChangeSetXxx casing renames still ship with no compatibility shims, contradicting the "API compatibility validation passed" claim:

• Facade methods: MarkNextChangesetRanAsync/MarkNextChangesetRanSqlAsync are gone entirely — replaced by MarkNextChangeSetRanAsync/MarkNextChangeSetRanSqlAsync with no [Obsolete] forwarding overload (src/ModularPipelines.Liquibase/Services/ILiquibase.Generated.cs, Liquibase.Generated.cs).
• Options record types: LiquibaseMarkNextChangesetRanOptions → LiquibaseMarkNextChangeSetRanOptions, with no compat alias.
• Properties: AllowDuplicatedChangesetIdentifiers, GenerateChangesetCreatedValues, GeneratedChangesetIdsContainsDescription, ChangesetAuthor, ChangesetId, ChangesetIdentifier, ChangesetPath — all renamed in place, no [Obsolete] stub left behind.

This is inconsistent with how this same PR handles removed CLI options elsewhere (kept as [Obsolete("... no longer supported ...")] stubs) — so the generator clearly has the machinery for graceful compatibility, it's just not engaging for casing-only renames when the options class itself is renamed in the same pass.

Root cause, with a concrete lead: GeneratedApiCompatibilityPreserver.PreserveFacadeMethodCasing (tools/ModularPipelines.OptionsGenerator/src/ModularPipelines.OptionsGenerator/Generators/GeneratedApiCompatibilityPreserver.cs:237) only treats a baseline method as a casing-rename candidate for compat-forwarding when:

method.OptionsType.Equals(command.ClassName, StringComparison.Ordinal)
   && method.MethodName.Equals(currentMethodName, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)
   && !method.MethodName.Equals(currentMethodName, StringComparison.Ordinal)

The OptionsType comparison is Ordinal (exact, case-sensitive). Here the options class name also changed casing in the same regen (LiquibaseMarkNextChangesetRanOptions → LiquibaseMarkNextChangeSetRanOptions), so method.OptionsType (baseline, old casing) never equals command.ClassName (new casing) under Ordinal, and the whole compat-forwarding branch never fires — even though the method-name check on the next line is correctly case-insensitive.

Separately, PreserveIdentifierCasing (same file, lines 197-206) looks like it's meant to prevent exactly this class of rename by restoring the baseline's casing onto ClassName/ParentClassName when the two only differ by case — but the diff shows the class name changed anyway, so that safety net didn't engage here either and is worth the generator team's attention.

Why this matters architecturally, not just cosmetically: any pipeline calling context.Tools.Liquibase.MarkNextChangesetRanAsync(...) or using LiquibaseMarkNextChangesetRanOptions/AllowDuplicatedChangesetIdentifiers today will fail to compile after this merges, with no warning period. That's presumably why "API compatibility gate: failure" is still checked in the PR description. Given there's no regression test in GeneratorHardeningTests.cs (or equivalent) covering "a command's options-class casing and its facade-method casing are renamed together," this exact bug shape can recur on the next CLI regen for any tool, not just Liquibase.

Recommendation: don't merge until either (a) the generator emits proper [Obsolete] forwarding for the renamed methods/properties/class (fix the Ordinal mismatch in PreserveFacadeMethodCasing, and figure out why PreserveIdentifierCasing isn't restoring the class name), or (b) a manual compatibility shim is added to a non-generated partial before merging. Either way, add a generator test that regresses this specific pattern (options-class casing rename + facade-method casing rename occurring together) so it's caught pre-PR next time.

What's fixed since the last review

• toolVersion in Liquibase.CommandCoverage.json now correctly reports "5.0.3" instead of the CLI banner ASCII art that was there before — the scraper fix landed correctly.

[thomhurst]

@claude Please re-review exact head 413923a. The casing break is fixed by regenerating from exact clean target base 036032f rather than the contaminated first regeneration baseline. The generator now retains LiquibaseMarkNextChangesetRanOptions, emits obsolete MarkNextChangesetRanAsync/Sql forwarders beside the new ChangeSet-cased methods, and emits obsolete forwarding properties such as ChangesetAuthor and AllowDuplicatedChangesetIdentifiers. I also committed Liquibase source support for shared usage operands and stable 5.0.3 version parsing, with regressions. Three no-shrinkage generation runs were stable at 43 commands / 61 files / tree 41e289cc33bbedcb50c94a7ac63a85c7d6ddacbd20208a60c02222e6d2d3c647; the post-rebase run left the worktree clean. OptionsGenerator tests: 974/974. The Liquibase solution build reached the repository guard's 2 GB process-tree limit (2637 MB), so per AGENTS.md I did not raise/retry it; CI will perform that expensive validation.