I'm not a fan of those DSLs either. We use liquibase with plain old SQL...we write in the dialect of the database. No rollbacks either - always forward. One

I'm not a fan of those DSLs either. We use liquibase with plain old SQL...we write in the dialect of the database. No rollbacks either - always forward. One thing that is nice from liquibase is that you get a nice cli that let's you do some fun stuff like update the database directly and then auto-generate a diff (your example above). See https://docs.liquibase.com/commands/home.html https://docs.liquibase.com/commands/home.html