Hi, If I understand correctly, in 1st test project we generate JOOQ from sql scripts directly. In second "sport club" project we setup posgresql via test containers in maven, then we apply scripts on it and then generate JOOQ from it. What is the reason? What are cons and pros of those approaches? Thank you
HI Frantisek, The first example is just for demo purposes. You should use Testcontainers to ensure you generate the code against the real database because when generating code from DDL you cannot use all database-specific features that you may want to use. I recommend using the approach from the JTAF project.
What was the name of the plugin that combines flyway and 2 other plugins to generate the jooq objects?
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Hi,
If I understand correctly, in 1st test project we generate JOOQ from sql scripts directly.
In second "sport club" project we setup posgresql via test containers in maven, then we apply scripts on it and then generate JOOQ from it.
What is the reason? What are cons and pros of those approaches?
Thank you
HI Frantisek,
The first example is just for demo purposes.
You should use Testcontainers to ensure you generate the code against the real database because when generating code from DDL you cannot use all database-specific features that you may want to use.
I recommend using the approach from the JTAF project.
@@simonmartinelli thank you very much for the explanation.