Tag Archives: DevOps

Friday Flyway Tips–Linking a GitHub Issue to a Code Commit

Posted on January 19, 2024 by way0utwest

Recently I was doing a demo and a customer asked how I had linked my commit in Azure DevOps to the work item that existed. It’s easy, and tldr; it’s with the commit comment. This post shows how that works. … Continue reading →

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Friday Flyway Tips–Linking Commits to an Azure DevOps Work Item

Posted on December 29, 2023 by way0utwest

Recently I was doing a demo and a customer asked how I had linked my commit in Azure DevOps to the work item that existed. It’s easy, and tldr; it’s with the commit comment. This post shows how that works. … Continue reading →

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Migrations are Worth the Effort

Posted on December 18, 2023 by way0utwest

I work with a lot of customers that are trying to find better ways to build and deploy database code. Some of them use a state or model method with SQL Compare or another Redgate product, and some want to … Continue reading →

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Try, Try Again, Until It’s Right

Posted on December 15, 2023 by way0utwest

One of the challenges with making changes in a database environment is that undoing those changes can be hard. What’s often preferred is rolling forward with a new change to correct the issue, but that’s often done with limited analysis … Continue reading →

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