Visual Studio 2019 compatibility for SQL Change Automation?

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  Hi Shawn,
  
  We are hoping to have SQL Change Automation compatible by the VS2019 general availability date, April 2nd.
  
  Jack.

  jackdewinter March 06, 2019 13:06

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  Thanks for the information!

  shawnpaige March 06, 2019 13:23

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  Shawn,
  
  I thought I would let you know, the extension is now compatible with VS2019! 
  

  jackdewinter March 18, 2019 07:42

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  Is it going to be included in Visual Studio 2019 Enterprise like it was for 2017?

  ChrisKaczor April 03, 2019 16:57

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  I have installed VS 2019 Enterprise and  SQL Change Automation is asking for a licence. This mean it won't be included in VS 2019 Enterprise??

  arturcarvalho April 03, 2019 20:13

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  SQL Change Automation Core is only available in VS 2017 Enterprise edition. All other supported versions of Visual Studio will require a licence when the trial period has ended. So yes - while VS 2019 Enterprise is supported, you must purchase a licence.

  MikielAgutu April 18, 2019 12:21

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  I gotta say that is really disappointing. We finally got all of our projects setup in TFS to automatically build and deploy, and got buy in from our data services and app dev teams, only to find out that it is being discontinued. Was that the plan the entire time? To add it to visual studio as free, get people to adopt it, then once they depend on it take away the free version?

  Jason_H April 30, 2019 14:09

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  I have installed VS 2019, alonside VS2017. Now in VS2017 Enterprise SQL Change Automation have a mesage that it's in trial???

  arturcarvalho April 30, 2019 14:28

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  I have both installed, but I didn't start a trial for 2019. I assume once your trial expires it will still work in 2017, but 2019 will not.

  Jason_H April 30, 2019 14:30

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  Jason_H said:

  I have both installed, but I didn't start a trial for 2019. I assume once your trial expires it will still work in 2017, but 2019 will not.

  I am assuming also... but i would like a confirmation from Redgate...

  arturcarvalho April 30, 2019 14:32

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  arturcarvalho said:

  Jason_H said:

  I have both installed, but I didn't start a trial for 2019. I assume once your trial expires it will still work in 2017, but 2019 will not.

  I am assuming also... but i would like a confirmation from Redgate... 

  
  Yes, you should still be able to use SQL Change Automation Core in Visual Studio 2017 Enterprise once the trial has ended. However keep in mind you will revert to Core edition, and as such not all features are supported.
  
  You will need to buy a license to use it in any version of Visual Studio 2019 once the trial has ended.
  
  I hope that helps.
  

  MikielAgutu May 01, 2019 10:27

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