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You can find step by step instructions on how to setup VSTS / TFS pipelines with SQL Source Control projects at the following addresses:
Use the VSTS Build extension with SQL Source Control Project
Use the VSTS Release extension with an approval step
Hope this helps. / comments
You can find step by step instructions on how to setup VSTS / TFS pipelines with SQL Source Control projects at the following addresses:
Use the VSTS Build extension with SQL Source Control Projec...
We require .NET Framework 4.6.1 However, with the latest version of DLM, now called SQL Change Automation you no longer need to install DLM Automation on your build agents in order to be able to run your cmdlets. The module will be downloaded from the PowerShell gallery Would you be able to give it a try? https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/SqlChangeAutomation/3.1.3.3059 / comments
We require .NET Framework 4.6.1However, with the latest version of DLM, now called SQL Change Automation you no longer need to install DLM Automation on your build agents in order to be able to run...
Hello,
You are right. Those options are no longer available and currently, there is no way to persist them.
I recorded your request for getting this behavior back.
Thanks / comments
Hello,
You are right. Those options are no longer available and currently, there is no way to persist them.
I recorded your request for getting this behavior back.
Thanks
You can find some information here https://help.github.com/articles/which-remote-url-should-i-use/
If you have enabled two-factor authentication, or if you are accessing an organisation that uses SAML single sign-on, you must provide a personal access token instead of entering your password for HTTPS Git. This document explain how you can create access tokens https://help.github.com/articles/creating-a-personal-access-token-for-the-command-line/ / comments
You can find some information here https://help.github.com/articles/which-remote-url-should-i-use/
If you have enabled two-factor authentication, or if you are accessing an organisation that uses S...
I mean using the git command line or other git clients to do the operations outside the context of SSMS to confirm that it works. If this is a special case that libgit does not handle well, this could solve the problem for you. / comments
I mean using the git command line or other git clients to do the operations outside the context of SSMS to confirm that it works. If this is a special case that libgit does not handle well, this co...
Could you please provide additional context?
- The operation you are trying to do
- Version of SQL Source Control
- Your current setup
- VCS used
Do you have a log file to share?
According to this looks like this might be a bug in gitlib https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38918441/no-data-written-not-enough-storage-git-on-tfs-2015
As a workaround maybe you can try to do the operation (commit / get latest) manually using your VCS tool? (assuming it is a one off problem?) / comments
Could you please provide additional context?
- The operation you are trying to do
- Version of SQL Source Control
- Your current setup
- VCS used
Do you have a log file to share?
According to this ...
Hi,
As you are using a private Git server with SSH you have two options:
1. Use working folder and commit/pull/push manually using external git tools
2. Link to Custom and use a custom git config file + push manually using external git tools
You can use the git config file provided in SQL Source Control as an initial template and you can change the commands based on your customer configuration. I am not aware of any documentation that explain how to do this as it really depends on your specific configuration.
You can learn more about config files in SQL Source Control here https://documentation.red-gate.com/display/SOC5/About+config+files
You can find the config files template provided by SQL Source Control in %appdata%\Local\Red Gate\SQL Source Control 5\CommandLineHooks\git.xml
I understand that updating an xml file that contains commands is not a pleasant experience. You might want to consider creating your own scripts and call them from the xml. If that does not work, you need to go with option 1.
If you need more help, please contact support.
Thanks / comments
Hi,
As you are using a private Git server with SSH you have two options:
1. Use working folder and commit/pull/push manually using external git tools
2. Link to Custom and use a custom git config f...
What version of SQL Source Control are you using? / comments
What version of SQL Source Control are you using?
Sorry to hear that.
I understand this must be rather painful but I suggest to uninstall all Redgate products and reinstall them all (possibly the latest versions).
If you still have an issue afterwards, please contact support directly. / comments
Sorry to hear that.
I understand this must be rather painful but I suggest to uninstall all Redgate products and reinstall them all (possibly the latest versions).
If you still have an issue afterw...
Hi,
I am very sorry to hear that.
Could you please be more specific?
What sort of changes are you seeing?
Is this happening in the commit tab or get latest tab?
What sort of operations leaded you to see incorrect changes?
What version of SSMS and SQL Server are you using?
What version control system are you using?
If this problem is blocking you and you need a more personalised look at the problem, I invite you to get in contact with support.
Thanks,
Andrea / comments
Hi,
I am very sorry to hear that.
Could you please be more specific?
What sort of changes are you seeing?
Is this happening in the commit tab or get latest tab?
What sort of operations leaded you t...