Using SQL Prompt with SQL Change Automation in Visual Studio

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In this video:
00:20 - Overview of programmable objects in SQL Change Automation
01:15 - Overview of the offline schema model in SQL Change Automation
2:10 - Demo of refactoring a stored procedure (a programmable object) begins
7:30 - Saving the "offline edit" to the programmable object triggers option to deploy to development database
9:08 - Test full build and deploy of first committed change in VS Code with PowerShell components
13:15 - Demo of editing an index on a table with SQL Server Data tools and generating a migration script begins. This demo shows the "offline schema model"
20:19 - Deploy the edited migration script
22:40 - Perform build and deploy with PowerShell cmdlets
24:00 - Review release artifact
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Is it possible to use Evolutionary Database Design (c# + SQL together) instead of the state based design Redgate tools seem so focused on? We can't use Flyway because it's Java based, but would love to somehow integrate DbUp with Redgate tooling so that our C# check ins (git) and our sequenced SQL scripts (in the dbup project) can be checked in simultaneously. This would allow our C# tests to assume a very specific db schema is present in our CI/CD pipeline.

chrisbordeman