I'm working on a pipeline and have a SQL file located in the db/migrations directory, but every time I run my script, I get the message saying "schema 'system' is up to date. No migrations applied." What could be causing this? Any help would be appreciated!
2 Answers
Honestly, whenever I see that 'schema up to date' message, I tend to dig into the details. If your setup is correct and Flyway still isn't applying migrations, it may be connecting to a different database or schema than you think. Double-check your connection details to make sure everything is lined up. Context is key here!
It sounds like Flyway isn't recognizing your migration file at all, which is why it's saying the schema is up to date. First, check if your filename follows the correct Flyway format, like V1__init.sql or V2__add_table.sql. If the naming isn't spot on, Flyway will ignore it altogether.
Also, make sure you’re aware that Flyway typically looks for migrations in db/migration (singular), not db/migrations (plural). If your folder is indeed migrations, you’ll need to set the flyway.locations property correctly.
To troubleshoot further, try running `flyway info`. This command will show you if your migration file is found and if it’s pending. I've encountered similar issues where it turned out to be the folder path that was the problem. If you can share your folder structure or config, we might be able to figure it out together!

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