Further investigation on this yields evidence that the VS Code plugin makes direct SQL injection calls when a project file is updated. This is different from how Studio does it. As a consequence, making changes to a project doesn't hit our source control hooks, which explains why we're running into this issue.
Further investigation on this yields evidence that the VS Code plugin makes direct SQL injection calls when a project file is updated. This is different from how Studio does it. As a consequence, making changes to a project doesn't hit our source control hooks, which explains why we're running into this issue.