SQL Source Control 5.0.0 released

Released: May 23, 2016

Updates in this release

Updates in v5.0.0

Major features

Improved migrations solution 

Migration scripts in SQL Source Control 5 now support:

  • Git and working folder, along with every other version control system.
  • Branching and merging, conflict resolution and interactive rebasing version control features.
  • Data-only migration scripts. These are scripts that aren’t linked to specific schema changes.

Also, SQL Source Control no longer needs a dedicated migration scripts repository.

Additional improvements

  • Redesigned Commit and Get latest tabs
  • Improved Refresh performance
  • Support for SQL Server Management Studio 2016
  • Ability to switch to other Redgate tools by clicking the product logo in the top-left corner

Fixes

  • Objects not covered by a migration script can now be excluded from a get latest
  • SQL Source Control no longer throws errors on machines with FIPS enabled
  • SOC-7840: SQL Source Control no longer throws an error message when switching databases during an SVN commit
  • SOC-7346: SQL Source Control no longer throws an error message when performing two operations on the same database linked to SVN
  • SOC-7693: SQL Source Control no longer throws an error message when performing two operations on the same database linked to Git
  • SOC-7504: SQL Source Control no longer throws a DmvResultMergeException
  • SOC-7834: Fix support for Team Explorer 2012 in SSMS 2008/2008R2
  • SOC-7554: SQL Source Control no longer errors intermittently on refresh