SQL Source Control does not recognize deletes
tomslickers
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We have run into this scenario on a number of occasions.
Suppose Developer A and Developer B each have their own development instances of a database linked to source control. Developer A drops an object and commits the change to source control. Developer B then tries to Get Latest, but SQL Source Control thinks the deleted object is New in Developer B's instance and it appears on the Commit tab as a New object.
This is easy enough to work around if Developer B notices (he can just drop the objects from his local instance), but in a more complicated situation this could easily be missed.
Is this a bug in SQL Source Control?
Suppose Developer A and Developer B each have their own development instances of a database linked to source control. Developer A drops an object and commits the change to source control. Developer B then tries to Get Latest, but SQL Source Control thinks the deleted object is New in Developer B's instance and it appears on the Commit tab as a New object.
This is easy enough to work around if Developer B notices (he can just drop the objects from his local instance), but in a more complicated situation this could easily be missed.
Is this a bug in SQL Source Control?
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