DynamoChangetypeAttributes
Last updated: September 2, 2025
The DynamoChangetypeAttributes changelog check validates whether a specified attribute of a Dynamo changetype is set to an exact value or pattern.
Procedure
Procedure
This check is disabled by default. To enable it, run the enable command:
liquibase checks enable --check-name=DynamoChangetypeAttributesLiquibase will prompt you to name your custom version of the check.
By default, it will be named DynamoChangetypeAttributes1. You can accept the default by pressing Enter or enter a custom name.
Set the severity level. This determines the exit code when the check is triggered.
INFO (0)
MINOR (1)
MAJOR (2)
CRITICAL (3)
BLOCKER (4)
Set the DynamoDB changetype this check will inspect.
You’ll be prompted with:
Set 'DYNAMO_CHANGE_TYPE' (options: PARTIQL_FILE, CREATE_DYNAMO_TABLE, CREATE_GLOBAL_SECONDARY_INDEX, UPDATE_DYNAMO_TABLE):
Only one changetype is allowed per check
Input is case-insenesitive
Don't include commas or multiple values. Only input one valid name
Once you've selected the changetype, you'll be walked through its specific attributes.
Set 'DYNAMO_CHANGE_TYPE' (options: UPDATE_DYNAMO_TABLE, CREATE_DYNAMO_TABLE, PARTIQL_FILE, CREATE_GLOBAL_SECONDARY_INDEX):
Set 'DBMS' (options: DYNAMODB, MONGODB)
In this example, we will specify DYNAMODB
Set 'ENCODING' (options: string)
In this example, we will specify UTF-8
Set 'END_DELIMITER' (options: string)
In this example, we will specify ;
Set 'RELATIVE_TO_CHANGELOG' (options: true, false)
In this example, we will set it to false
Set 'SPLIT_STATEMENTS' to split multiple SQL statements on the delimiter, and evaluate each individually (options: true, false)
In this example, we will set it to true
Set 'STRIP_COMMENTS' (options: true, false)
In this example, we will set it to true