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With the release of Bicep v0.32, a feature has been introduced: the ability to retrieve the principal ID of the user or identity executing the Bicep deployment, using the az.deployer().objectId function.
This feature enhances visibility and traceability in deployment operations, making it easier to implement governance and compliance practices.
In this blog post, we’ll delve into the process of configuring Git to manage database objects within a Synapse Dedicated Pool environment (or Azure SQL Database) using Azure Data Studio.
We’ll walk through the necessary steps to seamlessly integrate Git version control into your development workflow, allowing for efficient collaboration and tracking of changes across database objects like Tables, Stored Procedures, View and any other SQL objects.
By leveraging the powerful capabilities of Azure Data Studio and Git, you can streamline development processes, ensure version consistency, and enhance team productivity within your Synapse Dedicated Pool (and Azure SQL Database) environment. It’s also very important that the Database objects are integrated with Git in order to implement Data Ops.
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