Welcome to the new Azure SQL Database local development experience!
The “inner loop” in software development workflows is the process of writing, building, debugging and testing code, usually on a local workstation or development environment, before sharing it with someone else. In contrast, the “outer loop” kicks off as soon as that code is checked in a source control system from where CI/CD pipelines can manage all required steps (including testing and validation) to publish code artefacts and configuration to production systems.
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