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#AzureSQL #SQLServer #Containers #CopilotCollaboration #PromptFiles -- MSSQL extension for VS Code adds support for local SQL Server containers, and Visual Studio adds reusable prompt files for Copilot collaboration.

Hello, this is Nick Hauenstein, and welcome to your Azure Daily Minute for Wednesday, September 3rd, 2025.

Last week, the MSSQL extension for VS Code added support for local SQL Server containers. Local SQL Server containers enable developers to quickly spin up containerized SQL Server instances directly through the MSSQL extension for Visual Studio Code. This enhancement streamlines database development by eliminating complex local setup procedures and providing consistent, isolated environments for testing and development. Previously, developers had to manually configure and manage local SQL Server installations, which often led to environment inconsistencies and time-consuming setup processes. The MSSQL Extension for Visual Studio Code is designed to empower developers by providing a seamless and modern database development experience.

Yesterday, Visual Studio added reusable prompt files for Copilot collaboration. Reusable prompt files let developers write, save, and run prompts directly inside Visual Studio, making it easy to access and share effective prompts with teammates. These files are stored in the repository, ensuring consistent results and accelerating solution discovery across projects. By organizing and refining prompt files, teams can build a shared resource library and speed up their workflow, reducing time spent on prompt creation. Visual Studio is Microsoft's integrated development environment (IDE) for building, debugging, and deploying applications across platforms.

That wraps up the Azure Daily Minute for Wednesday, September 3rd, 2025. Until next time, take care and go build great things!

More Information:
https://azure.microsoft.com/updates?i...
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visual...