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                   I don't believe it's possible to default this to being unchecked. I don't believe it's possible to default this to being unchecked.
 Out of curiosity, what's the reason behind not committing dependencies? Not doing so increases the likelihood getting the repository into a state where other developers cannot retrieve changes (for example if you create a couple of new tables linked by a FK, but only commit one of them (saying no to dependencies), Get Latest will fail for other users when we try to create the FK, as the other table is missing)
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                   I can't speak for the original poster, but we have the same issue. I can't speak for the original poster, but we have the same issue.
 The reason for it in our case is that our codebase is only responsible for a subset of the database, which we identify by a common prefix used in the filter rules. The rest is under the control of a third party vendor. The inclusion of dependencies ignores the filter rules and pulls a bunch of items into source control that aren't supposed to be under source control at all.
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                   Hi Hi
 Thanks for replying to the forum post!
 I went ahead and created a ticket for you, and would like to take this issue offline to discuss next steps.
 I will contact you through the case via the email listed for your forum account.
 Thanks for your time!
 Rick
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Is there a way to have this unchecked by default?