Bogus "add migration script" warning, even when no changes in commit tab

MckMurray

For the last two version I've been seeing a constant warning in SC: "These changes might cause deployment errors or data loss. Make sure a migration script covers the change." Immediately below it is the note: "Some of the changes selected may not have been made by you"

I've just been ignoring it - it appears whether or not there are any changes to commit, and even after I create and save a migration script it still remains.

Any ideas?

MckMurray

Anyone from Redgate here? Is this bug going to be fixed or is it just me?

twenzel

I always have the "Some of the changes selected might not have been made by you." on the commit screen, even when there are NO changes to commit. The odd part is I am the only one making changes...

Mike U

@MckMurray - do you have a custom filter set up? We've identified a bug where we were still showing commit warnings for objects that should have been filtered out. A fix for that bug will go out in the next frequent updates release.

@twenzel - that happens when the 'Last Changed By' column in the commit tab displays 'Unknown', which can happen for several reasons - see https://documentation.red-gate.com/display/SOC5/Object+changed+by+Unknown

Mike U

@MckMurray I've just shipped a fix for that bug, SOC-8804, to the Frequent Updates channel

MckMurray

Thanks Mike, I'll test it out...
Edit: ...and yes, that appears to resolve the issue. Thanks!