Always fun when Microsoft's own tools throw errors checking your instance.
#AzureSQL
I'm guessing somewhere in that dynamic SQL.
That is the lowest key release notification for a major functionality I've seen in a while. This has been preventing us from fully using Azure Managed Instance, and they just drop it as a "oh by the way".
In other news WOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOO MANAGED INSTANCE PRIVATE ENDPOINTS ARE HERE!
I wonder if the multiple tickets I've had, where they said they'll notify me when it's been "released", will actually notify me. What's the bet, 0, 1, or 10? :D