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* (**EASIER**) Alternatively, you can opt to install the `.jar` file using the relevant version of H2 available on [Maven Central](https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.h2database/h2). When executing the migration process (see below), include an extra `--classpath` flag, specifying the file path to the installed `.jar` file. * (**EASIER**) Alternatively, you can opt to install the `.jar` file using the relevant version of H2 available on [Maven Central](https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.h2database/h2). When executing the migration process (see below), include an extra `--classpath` flag, specifying the file path to the installed `.jar` file.
6. On a new line add the variable `changeSetAuthor` and set it equal to your GitLab username (usually your NetID). 6. On a new line add the variable `changeSetAuthor` and set it equal to your GitLab username (usually your NetID).
Another option is to obtain `h2.jar` and `liquibase.zip` from another developer (or from the `.gradle` folder). Then add Liquibase to your path and put the jar under `/usr/local/apps/h2`.
### Create migrations: ### Create migrations:
1. Make sure your `spring.datasource` in the `application.yaml` has `username: sa` and `password:` 1. Make sure your `spring.datasource` in the `application.yaml` has `username: sa` and `password:`
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