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Use native executors with MongoDB Secure

Last updated: September 2, 2025

Before you begin

  • Use Liquibase 4.20.0 or later.

  • Add Mongosh to your PATH environment variable. Alternatively, pass its location in the liquibase.mongosh.conf file or from the command prompt during runtime.

Procedure

1

Add the runWith attribute to the needed changesets in the changelog.

  • SQL: runWith:mongosh

  • XML: runWith="mongosh"

  • YAML: runWith: mongosh

  • JSON: "runWith": "mongosh"

2

Specify the Mongosh integration arguments in one of the following ways.

  • Pass the values at runtime on the command line.

  • Add the values to liquibase.mongosh.conf or the Liquibase properties file.

  • Set the values as environment variables.

  • Run the values as Java system properties (JAVA_OPTS) along with any command at the command prompt.

Windows
set JAVA_OPTS=-Dliquibase.mongosh.<option>=<value> && liquibase <command> --changelog-file=my_script.js
Linux/macOS
export JAVA_OPTS=-Dliquibase.mongosh.<option>=<value> && liquibase <command> --changelog-file=my_script.js
3

Run a Liquibase command.

Example: liquibase status --changelog-file=my_script.js

Note: If the command fails, you will receive an error message. However, if you add a property that is not used in Liquibase to the liquibase.mongosh.conf file, no error occurs. Liquibase only ignores it.