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bomberbri I'm not sure I understand your problem. Why are you unhappy to make a new migration script for new changes to your objects? swinghouse we are currently working on a set of improvements to the migration script functionality in SQL Source Control. One of the features of this new functionality is that it will support adding migration scripts not involving structural changes, like your example. / comments
bomberbri I'm not sure I understand your problem. Why are you unhappy to make a new migration script for new changes to your objects?swinghouse we are currently working on a set of improvements to ...
Hi,
First item:
Correct, this was a bug, thanks. Our command line for revert wasn't quite right either. I've fixed the git file and it'll be in the next release. In the mean time, these files are stored in %localappdata%\Red Gate\SQL Source Control 3\CommandLineHooks - feel free to edit yours to be how you want it.
Second item:
This is a really good point. I can't speak for SQL Connect's roadmap, but you're right that it's a new product and doesn't have those features yet. This question comes up a lot with people wanting to commit application and database changes together. We'll look into the Apply button. For now, I can think of two options for you:
1) Use Source Control to commit you database changes. Then commit your ORM changes. Then use git rebase's to squash command to merge the two commits into one (before you push). See `git help rebase`.
2) Edit git.xml in the location I posted above. in the Commit element, just remove the call to `git commit`. Even if the <CommandLine> tag is empty, Source Control will still write your changes to the working folder when you press Commit. You can then add and commit manually.
Hope this helps,
Matt Turner,
Software Engineer,
SQL Source Control / comments
Hi,
First item:
Correct, this was a bug, thanks. Our command line for revert wasn't quite right either. I've fixed the git file and it'll be in the next release. In the mean time, these files are s...