SQL Source Control 3.4 release notes
Published 16 July 2015
3.4.10 - September 11th, 2013
Features
- Subversion 1.8 support
- Custom files for Git and Mercurial to allow committing changes with SQL Source Control
Fixes
- Fix for TFS authentication issues [SOC-3630]
Known issues
- Some combinations of TFS libraries on the client machine cause policy checking to fail, even if the policy is met. To work around this, TFS policy checking can be disabled with a config file option.
3.4.9 - August 22nd, 2013
Fixes
- (SOC-5074) Fixed crashing tabs issue
- Provided error message and workaround for "multiple .sqlproj files" error
- No longer deletes commit comment on commit fail
- Fixed bug where SQL Source Control ignores custom working base and transient location
3.4.8 - July 19th, 2013
Fixes
- Stability improvements
3.4.7 - July 18th, 2013
Fixes
- SOC-5084: Commit tab is no longer cut off when there are two lines of warning message
- SOC-5055: fixed an issue that caused crashing when users deleted databases
- Fixed SSMS2012 stability issues
3.4.6 - June 28th, 2013
Fixes
- SSMS no longer hangs when you restore databases
- Crash when polling for changes introduced in 3.4.5
3.4.4 - June 12th, 2013
Fixes
- (SOC-4949, SQT-301) Fix for SSMS2012 crash when opening SQL Source Control tab hidden from view
- Fix for comparison options appearing in Get latest list after unlinking and relinking
3.4.3 - June 7th, 2013
Fixes
- (SOC-4927) Fixed blue notification icons appearing when there are no changes
3.4.2 - May 28th, 2013
Feature
- Much more responsive when selecting/deselecting thousands of objects simultaneously the Commit and Get latest tabs
Fixes
- Fix for ".sqlproj is out of date" error when using SQL Server Database Projects
- Fix for some users unable to launch SQL Compare Pro from the History dialog box
Known issues
- Some combinations of TFS libraries on the client machine cause policy checking to fail, even if the policy is met. As a workaround, TFS policy checking can now be turned off by editing a config file.
3.4.1 - May 17th, 2013
Feature
- Added customized options to link a database to Git, Mercurial, or a working folder.
Known issues
- Some combinations of TFS libraries on the client machine cause policy checking to fail, even if the policy is met. As a workaround, TFS policy checking can now be turned off by editing a config file.
3.4.0 - May 10th, 2013
Features
- Allowed naming of migration scripts
- Improved performance when refreshing the Commit or Get latest tabs
Known issues
- Some combinations of TFS libraries on the client machine cause policy checking to fail, even if the policy requirements are met. For a workaround, add #ignorepolicies to your commit comment.
