T-SQL Tuesday #177 - Managing Database Code – MlakarTechTalk
T-SQL Tuesday topic is what we use for database repositories. I detail my thoughts on source control and how I've done it.| MlakarTechTalk
You can now integrate changes from your default branch from within the App IDE.| Retool Changelog
Retool now supports Bitbucket access tokens.| Retool Changelog
Retool now supports versioning and releasing protected workflows.| docs.retool.com
In my first few weeks at my new employer, my code contributions have added 218 lines of code, deleted 2,663. Only one of my PRs has resulted in a net increase in the size of their codebases (by two lines). I need to pick up the pace if I’m going to reach the ultimate goal […]| Dan Q
Retool will separate changes related to retool upgrates to simplify pull request reviews.| Retool Changelog
Retool added the ability to disable catch-up commits.| Retool Changelog
Retool added support for new Source Control features on workflows, including branching, multi-element branches, and collaborative branches.| Retool Changelog
You can now test deployments when using Source Control, preventing changes that leave your Retool instance in a broken state. Retool added the Test source control changes endpoint to the Retool API, which enables you to test whether implementing a change will result in deployment issues.| docs.retool.com
Support for protecting themes with Source Control.| Retool Changelog
Retool will deprecate the use of YAML for protected apps, queries, and resources in Source Control. Support will be removed in the Q2 2025 stable release of Self-hosted Retool.| Retool Changelog
T-SQL Tuesday topic is what we use for database repositories. I detail my thoughts on source control and how I've done it.| MlakarTechTalk
