./bin/ninja.sh initial-objects --dry-run --report --report-style FULL_OBJECT -o report-initial-objects.xmlInitial objects
Experimental feature.
This command is experimental and might not work properly in all cases.
It will fail when used against generic repository implementation when unsupported objects are handled.
The initial-objects command compares the initial objects in the repository with the initial objects provided by the target midPoint version.
Depending on the selected options, it either replaces the existing objects or merges them with the new definitions.
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By default, Ninja attempts to preserve custom changes by merging them with the definitions from the target midPoint version.
Alternatively, you can replace the existing objects without merging by using the --no-merge option.
The merging algorithm used in this Ninja command is experimental and might not work properly in all cases.
Review all changes proposed by Ninja using --dry-run before applying them to repository.
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The default set of initial objects is bundled with the midPoint distribution.
To use a custom set of initial objects, specify it using the --file option.
The --file option can be used multiple times or have multiple values separated by comma to specify multiple directories/files.
Ninja also supports filtered processing using --type, --oid and --reverse-oid-filter/--reverse-type-filter.
Such options enable you to process only a subset of objects.
For example, you can replace objects without custom changes directly, without merging, reports, or dry runs, while reviewing only the merged objects that contain your custom changes.
initial-objects also supports a dry-run mode and reporting.
Use the --dry-run option to preview the changes that would be applied to the repository without modifying it.
Enable reporting by the -r, --report option.
The report option can be coupled with --report-style [DELTA|FULL_OBJECT] to specify whether XML outputs should contain only deltas or full objects after updates.
There are also options to send outputs to a file (-o, --output), and to overwrite existing outputs (-O, --overwrite).
Example creating an initial object changes report
Update all initial objects except security policies
./bin/ninja.sh initial-objects --type securityPolicy --reverse-type-filter
Initial objects that are new in an upgraded version of midPoint are not added to the repository by Ninja automatically.
By default, these objects will be properly imported during the first start of the upgraded midPoint.
To import them before the first start, use the --force-add option.
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