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I have a git repository on my machine. It points to a remote in TFS. I can push/pull from a command prompt no problem. It is only in Management Studio, within SQL source control, where the big button marked "pull from remote repository" does not function. / comments
I have a git repository on my machine. It points to a remote in TFS. I can push/pull from a command prompt no problem. It is only in Management Studio, within SQL source control, where the big b...
Did you click on my link? The TFS part clearly does matter. I am well aware how git works and how to clone repositories. The problem is when PUSHING or PULLING to/from the remote repository, it does not work because the URL for the remote repository ignores the virtual directories and tries to connect directly to "servername:port," as specified in the original comment.
Please read this thread and the comment by Sergio: https://forum.red-gate.com/discussion/80296/sql-source-control-connecting-to-team-services-with-git
"2 - SQL Source Control does not support "git within TFS" currently, precisely due to authentication issues." / comments
Did you click on my link? The TFS part clearly does matter. I am well aware how git works and how to clone repositories. The problem is when PUSHING or PULLING to/from the remote repository, it d...
I figured out it is because RedGate does not support git embedded within TFS, which is incredibly frustrating and renders the source control component mostly useless for our needs.
I have voted for it here: https://redgate.uservoice.com/forums/39019-sql-source-control/suggestions/14596167-support-git-hosted-under-tfs / comments
I figured out it is because RedGate does not support git embedded within TFS, which is incredibly frustrating and renders the source control component mostly useless for our needs.
I have voted for...
Did you ever solve this? I am having the same problem.
RedGate always wants to pull from http://server-name:port/ when really my git repository is at http://server-name:port/tfs/DefaultCollection/blah/_git/Data / comments
Did you ever solve this? I am having the same problem.
RedGate always wants to pull from http://server-name:port/ when really my git repository is at http://server-name:port/tfs/DefaultCollection/b...
That makes no sense though. I can't unlink and re-link every time I want to sync up the servers.
We have a shared development database and then a shared QA database. How best to "promote" all of the changes from one to the other without doing a backup/restore or using SQL Compare which is completely manual? I should be able to just commit all the changes to source control and then pull them into QA. / comments
That makes no sense though. I can't unlink and re-link every time I want to sync up the servers.
We have a shared development database and then a shared QA database. How best to "promote" all of ...