Once #310 is implemented, sqlcmd users will be able to share T/SQL repro scripts with their SQL Server configuration (version, database(s) etc.) with a single command-line, and have it pop up in Azure Data Studio e.g:
When asking for help on twitter using the #SQLHelp hash tag, or interacting with CSS, it would be convenient to be able to share this repro in a single URL which will run identically on another persons machine (presume the http(s) links are equally accessible). A --generate-url flag would be added to sqlcmd-create (default to true I presume), this generates a web friendly URL and outputs to console at the end of the create, e.g.
Copying this link, and pasting it into a local machine run window, would re-create the repro environment locally, with the same version of SQL Server (presuming a --tag was included), database restored, and load the .sql script in ADS.
Once #310 is implemented, sqlcmd users will be able to share T/SQL repro scripts with their SQL Server configuration (version, database(s) etc.) with a single command-line, and have it pop up in Azure Data Studio e.g:
When asking for help on twitter using the #SQLHelp hash tag, or interacting with CSS, it would be convenient to be able to share this repro in a single URL which will run identically on another persons machine (presume the http(s) links are equally accessible). A --generate-url flag would be added to
sqlcmd-create(default to true I presume), this generates a web friendly URL and outputs to console at the end of thecreate, e.g.Copying this link, and pasting it into a local machine run window, would re-create the repro environment locally, with the same version of SQL Server (presuming a --tag was included), database restored, and load the .sql script in ADS.