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Hi @Rustyf90210
Thanks for reaching out to us regarding this.
The official advise is to leave/ignore the RedGateDatabaseInfo.xml file. It contains information that the comparison engine uses and so it is also recommended to not delete of modify it (as mentioned: https://documentation.red-gate.com/sdc10/working-with-other-data-sources/working-with-scripts-folders#:~:text=The file RedGateDatabaseInfo.,delete or modify these files).
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Hi Dan
So does that mean don't check in the file into version control? Ignore from version control? It still not clear in the docs.
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Hi @Rustyf90210
Most customers using SQL Source Control (which I take it is the case here?) do include this file with their source control project, but ignore it's there.
I will raise this with the development team to get the documentation around this reviewed. -
Hi @Rustyf90210
As part of our development teams' investigation around what is documented for RedGateDatabaseInfo.xml, they have asked for some more detail around the merge conflicts you were seeing. Are you able to provide any further detail on this?
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What's the official line with RedGateDatabaseInfo.xml? Should it be versioned or left as a local artifact for each developer? We're getting merge conflicts on developer-specific details. A quick google suggests some check it in and others don't (as apparently, Compare re-creates the file if missing).