Kevin Chant answers a question:
I got asked if I thought we were going backwards with CI/CD for serverless SQL Pools. Mostly due to the fact that we had to include defensive logic in the SQL scripts.
My answer was that we did this purely because of the limitations of the SchemaVersions table. Because the DBOps PowerShell module usually creates this table in the target location if it does not exist. Which it then uses it to log which scripts have already run.
However, you cannot easily create and update this table in a serverless SQL Pool.
Read the whole thing. This sounds like a case in which having a central schema versioning location rather than using the destination system could be advantageous. Of course, now you have a dependency on that central schema versioning location, so life is full of trade-offs.