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Thanks, we're still seeing this behavior. / comments
Thanks, we're still seeing this behavior.
"EXEC : warning : Ignored statement found in file" warnings
SQL Source Control is adding "USE [DATABASE_NAME]" statements to a handful of our Stored Procedures and I'm not sure why. When we deploy database changes, we see the warning
EXEC : warning : Ignor...
mfearby - Our shop commits tSQLt objects and developer written tests with our source control. We apply the filters when deploying to non-testing environments, so they won't eventually make it to production.
You need those objects (the tSQLt objects as well as your own) there if you want to run the unit tests, so it makes sense that you would always want one with the other. / comments
mfearby - Our shop commits tSQLt objects and developer written tests with our source control. We apply the filters when deploying to non-testing environments, so they won't eventually make it to p...
Git, Linked Tables, and Branching/Merging
We've migrated most of our SVN repos to Git and developers are working mostly with feature branches that get merged into a develop branch (using the GitFlow branch development structure).http://nvi...
Preferred Method of Disabling SQLCop Tests
There are a few SQLCop tests that aren't relevant to our local or test environments.
What is the preferred method for disabling these SQLCop tests? Just delete them? Add a RETURN statement in the...
I'm currently using SQL Test 1.5, but the tSQLt framework may have been installed with an earlier version of SQL Test.
I've uninstalled and reinstalled the framework. The objects show up now. Thanks. / comments
I'm currently using SQL Test 1.5, but the tSQLt framework may have been installed with an earlier version of SQL Test.
I've uninstalled and reinstalled the framework. The objects show up now. Tha...
Looks like it may be related to this thread?
SQL Test is over a year behind tSQLt: http://www.red-gate.com/MessageBoard/vi ... hp?t=18049 / comments
Looks like it may be related to this thread?
SQL Test is over a year behind tSQLt:http://www.red-gate.com/MessageBoard/vi ... hp?t=18049
tSQLt.AssertNotEquals and tSQLt.AssertLike Missing?
I installed the tSQLt objects using SQL Test and I can't find AssertNotEquals or AssertLike anywhere. Is this a known issue? I have the latest SQL Test installed (1.5.0.85), but I created the tSQ...
I'm still experiencing this and I just updated SQL Source Control to version 3.6.0.3 on a brand new machine. / comments
I'm still experiencing this and I just updated SQL Source Control to version 3.6.0.3 on a brand new machine.
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I'm seeing the following error message in SQL Source Control:
I just got this machine and I deactivated my license from my old machine. I'm not sure why I am seeing this error.