Initialize a branch's working set when referenced as a branch-revision database#9668
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Initialize a branch's working set when referenced as a branch-revision database#9668
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When a new branch is pushed to a SQL server through the RemotesAPI, that branch will not have its working set initialized yet. If a customer accesses that branch as a branch-revision database (e.g.
mydb/my_new_branch) and performs a write operation, the lack of a working set will cause an error. This change fixes that case by initializing a branch-revision database's working set if it has not been created yet.