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Hey Tim, I’ve run into similar behavior before. Sometimes tools like SQL Code Guard still pull in all rules despite the /include flag because of how dependencies or default settings are applied. I’ve found that running a lightweight pre-check with something like Delta Executor can help isolate which rules are actually being applied versus what ends up in the output. It doesn’t fix the XML behavior itself, but it makes debugging a lot faster and helps you confirm that your intended filters are taking effect. / comments
Hey Tim, I’ve run into similar behavior before. Sometimes tools like SQL Code Guard still pull in all rules despite the /include flag because of how dependencies or default settings are applied. I’...
Hey Tim, I’ve run into similar behavior before. Sometimes tools like SQL Code Guard still pull in all rules despite the /include flag because of how dependencies or default settings are applied. I’ve found that running a lightweight pre-check with something like Delta Executor 2025 can help isolate which rules are actually being applied versus what ends up in the output. It doesn’t fix the XML behavior itself, but it makes debugging a lot faster and helps you confirm that your intended filters are taking effect. / comments
Hey Tim, I’ve run into similar behavior before. Sometimes tools like SQL Code Guard still pull in all rules despite the /include flag because of how dependencies or default settings are applied. I’...