Core
Version 5.5.0
While this is technically a bug fix, it does also make additive changes to the state file in the form of capturing every opaque SQL body twice, one as-written in the project, and again as the database stores it.
Fixed
- Hand-authored definitions now don’t cause drift. For objects that store a provider-specific body (triggers, routines, views, etc.), the state now records both the project-side and database-side definitions for comparisons. Planning does its best to compare the different versions symmetrically, so the two being written differently doesn’t show as drift.