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Support of .Net 8 is presently the priority, I'm afraid I can't speak for the plugins presently. I apologise for this weak offering; you could temporarily add another older VS install just for this troubleshooting and then remove it, it's not a good solution but it does avoid any wait time. / comments
Support of .Net 8 is presently the priority, I'm afraid I can't speak for the plugins presently.I apologise for this weak offering; you could temporarily add another older VS install just for this ...
As for accessing it, I've always used the integrated VS marketplace within the application rather than the webpage. Once the plugin is installed it will performed a one time licensing query and respect your bundle licence. I'm not certain if it will work for VS22, we haven't tested it or we'd have updated the plugin description. / comments
As for accessing it, I've always used the integrated VS marketplace within the application rather than the webpage. Once the plugin is installed it will performed a one time licensing query and res...
Hello SAW1980 , I believe the only way you achieve this is via the integrated plugin. https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=vs-publisher-306627.ANTSPerformanceProfiler / comments
Hello SAW1980 ,I believe the only way you achieve this is via the integrated plugin.https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=vs-publisher-306627.ANTSPerformanceProfiler
Ah excuse me, I took your message to mean you wanted to capture the objects not deploy them. Natively no but it is possible to iterate through, there's a sample pipeline that demonstrates this available here https://github.com/red-gate/Flyway-Sample-Pipelines/blob/main/CLI-autocapture-autoscript/automated-capture-migration-per-object.ps1 / comments
Ah excuse me, I took your message to mean you wanted to capture the objects not deploy them.Natively no but it is possible to iterate through, there's a sample pipeline that demonstrates this avail...
Hi DenisJCilliers, After a fashion yes. If instead of deploying to a db, you deploy to a scripts folder, multiple scripts will be generated, one for each db object. For more details, please see here. / comments
Hi DenisJCilliers,After a fashion yes. If instead of deploying to a db, you deploy to a scripts folder, multiple scripts will be generated, one for each db object.For more details, please see here.
Thank you for coming to flyway with us, and also your question! The path of least resistance would simply be to remove the repeatable migrations from the repo temporarily, run your migrations and then add them back. However, if you particularly want to populate your schema history table with them in the correct format you can use -skipExecutingMigrations="true" I also ran a quick example for you here, no scripts were run but the schema_history table has been populated with the R script, marked as successful. [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] / comments
Thank you for coming to flyway with us, and also your question!The path of least resistance would simply be to remove the repeatable migrations from the repo temporarily, run your migrations and th...
I thought of a better option! My apologies this wasn't incorporated into my first suggestion, you can use script-config-files on repeatable migrations too. So continuing to use my 'R__cabbages.sql' script from earlier, if I add another file called 'R__cabbages.sql.conf', with the contents of 'shouldExecute=false' I can tell flyway to ignore it and it will continue to ignore it until I change that value to true, or delete the script config file. I judge this a better solution as firstly you don't have to mess about with the file system, but also you can version control your choices if you so wish. / comments
I thought of a better option!My apologies this wasn't incorporated into my first suggestion, you can use script-config-files on repeatable migrations too. So continuing to use my 'R__cabbages.sql' ...
Welcome aboard newbie! There are a few different avenues here. The most ironclad would be to globally disable clean and then enable on demand. Otherwise evaluating against the environment as you, are will work, however it is potentially slightly more brittle if more environments are added that aren't included in your guard clauses. A combination of the two might be your best bet, disabling it, then provisionally enabling base on what the target evaluates to. / comments
Welcome aboard newbie!There are a few different avenues here.The most ironclad would be to globally disable clean and then enable on demand.Otherwise evaluating against the environment as you, are ...
I'd be most interested if you are able to recreate the circumstance! As for clean up, if you uninstall conventionally and also delete the following directory contents this will ensure you only use the downloaded version. %localappdata%\Temp\Redgate\Flyway Desktop\updates For verification of download integrity the sha256 of the Flyway Desktop_7.2.5.0_x64 installer is 39dbed104866914b1c8caff62e06ce663d730e28d9c28481a8fd6a9e4701383f / comments
I'd be most interested if you are able to recreate the circumstance!As for clean up, if you uninstall conventionally and also delete the following directory contents this will ensure you only use t...
Hello onynixi, Thank you for raising this. I've not been able to replicate this outcome, what OS are you running Desktop on please and what db type did you select from your project? / comments
Hello onynixi,Thank you for raising this. I've not been able to replicate this outcome, what OS are you running Desktop on please and what db type did you select from your project?