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Hello,

I m new to liquibase, but the problem I faced makes me really confusing.

The situation:
- We have several developers working with SVN, and 3 databases: 1 development, 
1 test and 1 production. 
- So, at one time more than one developer could work with one database (lets 
say development db), but keep in mind - they have their own workspaces 
including liquibase changelog files.
- One developer applies a changeset for the database, and also commits it to 
svn. Another developer updates with svn his workspace and the status of the 
changelog file is shown for him that the changeset is not applied - their 
logfiles are stored in different locations:
/Users/developer-1/r16.3/db.changelog.xml
/Users/developer-2/r16.3/db.changelog.xml
- Liquibase  manual says:
"Each changeSet contains an “id” tag and an “author” tag. These tags, along 
with the classpath location and name of the XML file create a unique identifier 
for that changeSet. "

Question is: how to handle the situation when the same changelog file exists 
for each developer in his workspace but all they use one database.

Thank you.

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