Connecting the Dots of Azure SQL CICD Part 3: Testing with tSQLt
In part 3 of our Azure SQL database change management (CICD) series we cover testing your code using tSQLt and GitHub Actions.
Prerequisites Check
Refer to part 1 and part 2 for the prerequisites.
git
A GitHub account
Visual Studio Code
Docker
.NET Core SDK
Fork the GitHub Project
We will be using tSQLt in this post,
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