@melton-jason will elaborate more on this, but to identify potential regressions, we need to have an automated way of comparing a database before and after an update. This would identify several regressions that we missed before, including:
We should be able to test this in more complex environments ideally, in an instance with several databases, but at a minimum the counts need to be compared.
@melton-jason will elaborate more on this, but to identify potential regressions, we need to have an automated way of comparing a database before and after an update. This would identify several regressions that we missed before, including:
We should be able to test this in more complex environments ideally, in an instance with several databases, but at a minimum the counts need to be compared.