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As I said I'm still learning the product so it could be something I did incorrectly.  The two pushes you see in the picture above have already successfully been executed.   The first push, 'Merge branch main...', was my initial push to the repository after I set up the Flyway project.  I committed all the changes to the project, then used GIT to do a force push to the repository.  I exited the project, opened it back up, and everything looked OK. The second push called test, I modified a stored proc with the project closed.  I opened the project and it auto detected the changed stored procedure. Next...I don't remember which sequence I did but it was one of these: 1) I committed the change to main;  created a branch and pushed the branch to the repository; OR 2) I created a branch; committed the change to the branch; then pushed the branch to the repository. After the successful push of test, I switched back to the main branch and deleted the newly created 'push' branch.   After, I closed the project and reopened it. It auto detected the change to the stored procedure I had just successfully pushed.  In the Version Control portion of the Flyway project I noticed that there were two pulls from the repository available, so I pulled them. At that point it pulled down the two pushes I had already performed.   This next part -- it's been about 5 days so I don't remember exactly...but I want to say the two objects you see in the picture above reappeared as uncommitted changes after I pulled them down from the repository.  I remember thinking if I committed them to main, maybe that would square everything up, so that's what I did, and that brings me to where I currently am -- with the two commits above listed as "ready to push", even though they have already been pushed.   That's a lot, I hope it makes sense... / comments
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As I said I'm still learning the product so it could be something I did incorrectly.  The two pushes you see in the picture above have already successfully been executed.  The first push, 'Merge br...
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I probably should have researched the Flyway Support site better before posting this, as it is recommended by Redgate not to do this for this very reason... https://documentation.red-gate.com/flyway/learn-more-about-flyway/troubleshooting/projects-in-onedrive / comments
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I probably should have researched the Flyway Support site better before posting this, as it is recommended by Redgate not to do this for this very reason...https://documentation.red-gate.com/flyway...
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Turns out I didn't have the proper permissions for my company repositories to delete the main branch.  I got the proper permissions and was able to delete it. / comments
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Turns out I didn't have the proper permissions for my company repositories to delete the main branch.  I got the proper permissions and was able to delete it.
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I'm still trying to figure this out.  I've never set up a repository from scratch so I'm sure there's something basic I'm just not doing right.  I've gotten past the git error, but now I'm having a new issue.  As you can see in the screenshot above my company's repository automatically creates an initial branch called "main".  However, it seems Flyway creates an initial branch called "master".  When I do the initial push from my local repository to the remote it's creating a new branch called master.  I've tried switching master to the default branch and deleting main, but it says I can't do that since there are policies associated with it.  Any suggestions? [image] / comments
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I'm still trying to figure this out.  I've never set up a repository from scratch so I'm sure there's something basic I'm just not doing right.  I've gotten past the git error, but now I'm having a...
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I finally realized that and found the tutorial I needed here..thanks!! https://www.red-gate.com/hub/university/courses/flyway/introduction-to-flyway-desktop/module-04/teams-edition / comments
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I finally realized that and found the tutorial I needed here..thanks!! https://www.red-gate.com/hub/university/courses/flyway/introduction-to-flyway-desktop/module-04/teams-edition
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