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Use the checks package file

Last updated: September 2, 2025

Once you've created your checks package file, you can use it with the checks show and checks run commands. Specify the name of your file with --checks-settings-file and the name of your package object(s) with --checks-packages.

Note: If the checks package file is named liquibase.checks-settings.conf, you do not need to specify the file name in --checks-settings-file. However, if you use a custom name for your package file, you must specify it.

Procedure

1

Show a list of checks associated with your package

liquibase checks show --checks-settings-file=liquibase.security-checks.yaml --checks-packages=platform-checks
2

Run all checks in your package

liquibase checks run --checks-settings-file=liquibase.security-checks.yaml --checks-packages=platform-checks
3

Specify multiple specific checks packages in your package file with a comma-separated list

liquibase checks run --checks-settings-file=liquibase.security-checks.yaml --checks-packages=platform-checks,qa-checks
4

Run all checks packages in your package file by omitting the --checks-packages parameter

liquibase checks run --checks-settings-file=liquibase.security-checks.yaml