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@rferraton, it looks like they added the ability to filter out those extended properties in SQL Compare 13.6.14.9174, but that version of the compare engine wasn't incorporated until the 7.0.10.8879 build of SQL Source Control. If you upgrade to 7.0.10.8879 or above it should respect those settings. Hope that helps!
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Hi, this is a pretty old thread, but I ran into the same issue for specific extended properties that were not excluded by the standard extended prop. ignore option. To ignore extended properties sp_addextendedproperty N'sys_sensitivity_label_name' - I found the option by editing the project and checking "Ignore sensitivity classifications". Hope this works for you, though I doubt it's still an issue this far out!
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Exemple of extended properties show by the commit in redgate source control :
Even i commit theses changes, they come back every time, like they are not integrated in the git sources referential of like source control see differences.
How can i avoid source control to show differences based on classification metadata between source referential and database ?