Category: Azure Repos
Database Projects – Committed to the wrong branch, now what?
In the past couple of months, I’ve been doing a lot of different things at the same time. Because of that, it is no exception that I have quite some branches for my Database Projects that I’m working on simultaneously. Because of this, another issue arises as well, it happens now and then that I’m […]
Database Projects & Azure DevOps – 5 Lessons Learned
Almost 5 years ago I made the switch from “traditional” database development using SQL Server Management Studio to a more flexible way of development by using Database Projects and Source Control. In the first few years, I worked with BitBucket as my code management system and for 2 years I’m using Azure DevOps. In my […]
Remote Azure DevOps Repository Out Of Sync in Visual Studio Database Project
Problem statement It’s no big surprise that I’m a big fan of database/dwh development with Database Projects and Azure DevOps. Ever since I started using it, I try to keep my local branches as clean as possible. Since I swapped laptop last year, I started to use a third party tool to manage branches. In […]
Database Projects – Merging changes
In my previous blog post (Database Projects – Making Changes), we successfully executed our first development task in a feature branch. To get our changes to the development environment, we will need to execute a couple of steps which are called merging. Quick Overview What is merging exactly? Merging by example Lessons Learned What is […]
Database Projects – Making changes – Feature Branching
In my previous blog post about Database Projects: “Getting started with Database Projects and Version Control”, I explained how to set up a database project and connect it to Azure DevOps Repos. In this blog post, I will be focussing on how you can start development. Quick Overview What about branching? Feature branching How to […]
Getting started with Database Projects and Version Control
In one of my previous blog posts (Creating your first Azure DevOps Project), I described how to create an Azure DevOps Project and explained what kind of configuration you might want to consider. In this blog post, we will focus on how to get started with Database Projects and how to get this into Source […]