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Hi Robert
I've ready through the link you sent but according to the web page it said:
When generating an update script and in pre- and post- deployment checks, SQL Release will apply filters you've specified in SQL Source Control.
The -Source schema (such as a scripts folder or NuGet package) may include a Filter.scpf file that contains filters to exclude or include certain objects in the database. These are the same set of filters you've specified in SQL Source Control.
The code we have checked into TFS was through the Redgate SQL SourceControl addin and a Filters file is present in our NuGet package, my understanding was the options I selected in SourceControl would influence what objects are actually compared in SQL release. We don't want have to setup a separate filter file otherwise filter options we change SourceControl wont automatically take affect.
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Hi Robert
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