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ChangeSigningKey_ReadMe.txt	ChangeSigningKey_ReadMe.txt
CommonFunctionsAndMethods.psm1	CommonFunctionsAndMethods.psm1
License.txt	License.txt
LocalBuild.ps1	LocalBuild.ps1
LocalValidate.ps1	LocalValidate.ps1
Readme.md	Readme.md
ReleaseNotes.txt	ReleaseNotes.txt
SQLServerConnection.ps1	SQLServerConnection.ps1
tSQLt_Build.ps1	tSQLt_Build.ps1
tSQLt_BuildCLR.ps1	tSQLt_BuildCLR.ps1
tSQLt_BuildDacpac.ps1	tSQLt_BuildDacpac.ps1
tSQLt_BuildPackage.ps1	tSQLt_BuildPackage.ps1
tSQLt_BuildTests.ps1	tSQLt_BuildTests.ps1
tSQLt_Validate.ps1	tSQLt_Validate.ps1
tSQLt_ValidateRunAll.ps1	tSQLt_ValidateRunAll.ps1
tSQLt_ValidateRunExampleTests.ps1	tSQLt_ValidateRunExampleTests.ps1
tSQLt_ValidateRuntSQLtTests.ps1	tSQLt_ValidateRuntSQLtTests.ps1

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Building tSQLt

To build tSQLt on your local machine, clode the repository in a local folder:

git clone https://

Open that folder in Visual Studio Code, aka VSC (Open Source, download from https://code.visualstudio.com/download.)

You also need Docker Dektop (Free for non-commercial use, Download from https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop/.) This might work with other container platforms, too.

Once ready, type >Dev Containers: Open Folder in Container... into the top bar in VSC and hit Enter.

This starts up your development container, that includes all the software needed to build tSQLt.

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