DbUp is a wonderful tool built on .NET for deploying SQL scripts to databases.
The DbUp project maintains a number of providers, but isn't interested in maintaining one for Snowflake.
There have been a couple community-written ones. Viostream/dbup-snowflake was the first one. It was built on top of ODBC. Unfortunately, it appears to be abandoned since 2022. B3zaleel/dbup-snowflake is a fork built on Snowflake.Data (this project), but it also appears abandoned since Feb 2024.
DbUp providers aren't a lot of code (less than 100 lines) and haven't traditionally required a lot of maintenance (about two releases per year).
Would you, the Snowflake.Data team, be willing to take on maintaining a DbUp provider? I'm sure the handful of open-source developers who've dabbled in the past would rally behind this idea.
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DbUp is a wonderful tool built on .NET for deploying SQL scripts to databases.
The DbUp project maintains a number of providers, but isn't interested in maintaining one for Snowflake.
There have been a couple community-written ones. Viostream/dbup-snowflake was the first one. It was built on top of ODBC. Unfortunately, it appears to be abandoned since 2022. B3zaleel/dbup-snowflake is a fork built on Snowflake.Data (this project), but it also appears abandoned since Feb 2024.
DbUp providers aren't a lot of code (less than 100 lines) and haven't traditionally required a lot of maintenance (about two releases per year).
Would you, the Snowflake.Data team, be willing to take on maintaining a DbUp provider? I'm sure the handful of open-source developers who've dabbled in the past would rally behind this idea.