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Contributing the [Gradle plugin](https://github.com/ben-manes/gradle-jooq-plugin) required, - Updating to the package names - Adding to the Maven build. The Gradle plugin dependencies piggyback on Flyway's repository, as Gradle does not officially publish the dependencies for building plugins in another build tool. - Assigning copyright This contribution is not tested due to a broader build failure in `FlashbackTable`. Note that this plugin took a simple and fast approach by leveraging Groovy's XML markeup syntax. This provided a concise extension, at the cost of flexibility to customize the plugin in multiple build scripts (e.g. subproject adding data type converters). A richer plugin should be created, but exceeded the scope of what was needed at the time of development.
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This example shows how to combine jOOQ, [Flyway](http://flywaydb.org) database migrations, and the
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[H2](http://www.h2database.com) embedded database to code generate during the build. This approach
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allows developers to avoid checking generated code into source control and supports Gradle's
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incremental building. The process optionally supports schema per project for service isolation. At
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application runtime a traditional database can be used, such as Postgres, using the generated jOOQ
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models. An alternative mapping library, [ModelMapper](http://modelmapper.org), is used to
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demonstrate automatically projecting the record into a complex model.
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