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Although mongock docs do not mention it, the github link to mongock/mongock is redirected to flamingock/flamingock-java, which indicates that the org and repo have been renamed.
Status: This project is no longer maintained (effective 2025-08-01).
No new features will be added. Critical security fixes may be considered on a best-effort basis until 2026-05-31.
Is Flamingock a drop-in replacement?
No. It’s a new solution, not a continuation. It covers Mongock’s use cases and adds much more. See the migration guide for steps.
Flamingock is a more generic migration system that also supports changes to other database types, such as SQL, object stores, such as S3, or any kind of API service. So, it may be possible to use this for RDF migrations as well, instead of the custom spring-rdf-migrations repo. One drawback is again that the actual migration history is not stored in the triple store, which will cause issues e.g. when the triple store is cleared but the mongodb is not, the migration will not be applied again.
Although mongock docs do not mention it, the github link to
mongock/mongockis redirected to flamingock/flamingock-java, which indicates that the org and repo have been renamed.Found flamingock/mongock which mentions:
and also
Finally here are some instructions:
https://docs.flamingock.io/resources/coming-from-mongock
Also see #920 (comment)
Note
Flamingock is a more generic migration system that also supports changes to other database types, such as SQL, object stores, such as S3, or any kind of API service. So, it may be possible to use this for RDF migrations as well, instead of the custom spring-rdf-migrations repo. One drawback is again that the actual migration history is not stored in the triple store, which will cause issues e.g. when the triple store is cleared but the mongodb is not, the migration will not be applied again.