Closed mrbiggred closed 5 months ago
The changes remove the "Solution Items" project and add a new "SolutionFolder" project that includes a LICENSE and README.md file.
The pull request adds a new App.config
file with binding redirects for multiple assemblies to ensure consistent version usage.
The code changes replace the System.Data.SqlClient
library with the Microsoft.Data.SqlClient
library for SQL Server operations.
The changes update the target framework, replace and add several assembly references, include necessary configuration files, and add build process safeguards to ensure required NuGet packages are available.
The change replaces the System.Data.SqlClient
namespace with the Microsoft.Data.SqlClient
namespace to use a newer SQL client library.
Sweep Found These Issues
Microsoft.Data.SqlClient
may introduce compatibility issues if there are any dependencies or specific behaviors tied to System.Data.SqlClient
.A new packages.config
file was added to manage project dependencies.
The target framework version was updated from .NET Framework 4.6 to .NET Framework 4.7.2.
Sweep isn't 100% sure if the following are issues or not but they may be worth taking a look at.
The project's target framework was updated from .NET Framework 4.6 to .NET Framework 4.7.2.
The target framework version was updated from .NET Framework 4.6 to .NET Framework 4.7.2.
The changes update the connection string to use explicit credentials, correct a key value, and add numerous assembly binding redirects.
Sweep Found These Issues
Uid=sa;Pwd=Password1234!
), which introduces a security vulnerability by exposing sensitive information.Sweep isn't 100% sure if the following are issues or not but they may be worth taking a look at.
Uid=sa;Pwd=Password1234!
), which is a security vulnerability.The changes update the target framework to 4.7.2, add numerous library references, include the packages.config
file, and ensure necessary NuGet packages are available during the build process.
Sweep isn't 100% sure if the following are issues or not but they may be worth taking a look at.
Microsoft.Data.SqlClient.SNI.targets
file and the EnsureNuGetPackageBuildImports
target may cause build failures if the required NuGet packages are not restored properly.The pull request adds a new packages.config
file specifying dependencies on various Azure, Microsoft Identity, and system libraries targeting .NET Framework 4.7.2.
The pull request modifies the database connection string to use explicit credentials and adds binding redirects for multiple assemblies to manage dependencies.
Sweep Found These Issues
The changes update the target framework to v4.7.2, replace older SQL Server library references with newer versions from NuGet, add new references to various Azure and Microsoft libraries, include a new reference to the "WindowsBase" assembly, and add a target to ensure all necessary NuGet packages are present before building.
The changes include cosmetic adjustments, the addition of a block to create the AddressView
view if it does not exist, the removal and relocation of the block to create the SchemaMigrations
table, and minor formatting changes within stored procedures.
Sweep isn't 100% sure if the following are issues or not but they may be worth taking a look at.
AddressView
view and creates it if it does not exist will prevent the AddressView
view from being created, affecting any functionality relying on this view.SchemaMigrations
table and creates it if it does not exist will prevent the SchemaMigrations
table from being created, affecting any functionality relying on this table.The regular expressions for removing blank lines were changed to only remove completely empty lines, and two unnecessary blank lines were removed.
Sweep Found These Issues
@"^\r?\n"
may not remove lines that contain only whitespace characters, potentially causing schema comparison failures if such lines exist.The code changes switch the SQL client library from System.Data.SqlClient
to Microsoft.Data.SqlClient
by commenting out the old directives and adding the new one.
The pull request adds numerous new package dependencies targeting the net472 framework, enhancing the project's capabilities in SQL Server management, Azure functionalities, identity management, and other system utilities.
Sweep isn't 100% sure if the following are issues or not but they may be worth taking a look at.
Updated the SMO objects to the latest version and the .NET Framework for 4.7.2. This matches the version of the framework a client is using so hopefully I can use this to run migrations.