registry: add SQLcl (aqua:oracle.com/sqlcl)

[jasonlyle88]

Adds a registry entry for Oracle's SQLcl, the CLI tool for Oracle databases. This is backed by the aqua:oracle.com/sqlcl package.

https://www.oracle.com/database/sqldeveloper/technologies/sqlcl/

This is the official Oracle CLI tool for interfacing with the database. In addition to interfacing with the database, it has an integrated MCP server and embeds liquibase (which is already an available mise tool), among many other features for Oracle databases.

SQLcl is released on a quarterly schedule (at minimum), with the current release always available here and all previous supported releases always available here. The most recent releases have been on:

• 05.14.2026
• 04.02.2026
• 01.23.2026
• 12.17.2025
• 10.06.2025

This is released directly by Oracle, so I don't have a star count or any direct metrics.

In lieu of this, I offer the popularity of the GUI counterpart: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Oracle.sql-developer. This had 887,521 installs at the time of writing this PR. Obviously not a direct correlation, but I think a pretty strong indicator of the popularity as it it truly is just a GUI around the tool (a connection created in one will show up in the other even).

One note in case you go digging: the github repo backing the aqua package is just a release metadata repository to allow for version discovery and checksum verification. So the fact that is is new (I recently created it for the purpose of aqua/mise!) and doesn't have stars is not surprising... its not really supposed to be a visible repo.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added Oracle SQLcl tool support for command-line SQL operations, including built-in version verification and Java dependency handling.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

A new registry entry registry/sqlcl.toml is added for Oracle SQLcl, defining its description, aqua backend, and a version verification test (sql -V expecting SQLcl output with java as a required toolchain).

Changes

SQLcl Registry Entry

Layer / File(s)	Summary
SQLcl registry definition registry/sqlcl.toml	Adds a 3-line TOML file declaring the Oracle SQLcl tool with its description, aqua:oracle.com/sqlcl backend, and a test command (sql -V) that checks for SQLcl in output and requires java.

Estimated code review effort

🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~2 minutes

Poem

A rabbit hops in with a scroll so neat,
SQLcl joins the registry fleet! 🐇
With java in tow and sql -V to test,
Oracle's CLI now passes the rest.
Hop, hop, hooray — one TOML line at a time! ✨

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Greptile Summary

Adds a single-file registry entry for Oracle SQLcl (oracle.com/sqlcl via the aqua backend), enabling mise use sqlcl as a shorthand. The entry follows the established file format exactly — backend, description, and test with a java tool dependency — matching the pattern used by the existing liquibase registry entry.

• registry/sqlcl.toml uses the preferred aqua: backend tier and is correctly structured with backends, description, and test fields.
• The tools = ["java"] dependency declaration mirrors the pattern used by liquibase.toml for other Java-based CLI tools.

Confidence Score: 5/5

The change is a single minimal TOML registry entry; it cannot break existing functionality and is technically well-formed.

The file is a three-line registry stub with correct syntax and a format consistent with all other Java-backed registry entries. There are no logic paths to break and no code changes beyond the registry file itself.

No files require special attention.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
registry/sqlcl.toml	New registry entry for Oracle SQLcl; format is correct, aqua backend is the preferred tier, Java dependency matches the liquibase pattern.

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[greptile-apps]

Missing GitHub star count in PR description

The repository's contribution guidelines require that new registry tool PRs include a GitHub star popularity count. The PR description explicitly states there is no star count and substitutes VSCode extension install metrics instead. The backing GitHub repo (jasonlyle88/sqlcl) was created specifically for aqua/mise packaging, so it will have near-zero stars — but the rule exists to gate tool popularity, and the proxy metric provided (extension installs for a different product) doesn't satisfy the stated requirement.

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[jdx]

that's a bold name for the cli

[jasonlyle88]

Something you can only get away with when you're Oracle