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obiron
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 Posted - 2009-03-27 : 11:25:52
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| MSVS2005 & VSS6.0We have a solution wiht two projects in it.My colleague has just created a two new sub folders in one of the projects and moved files from the parent folder into one of the sub folders and created new files (these are all sql scripts) in the other folder.No matter what I do in Visual Studio, I cannot get it to refresh the tree view of the project and show me the new files. the folders and files are correctly on my working drive, but the tree view refuses to updated itself.Does anyone have any ideas, because if we are not working on the same set of files, then source code control becomes worse than useless |
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theboyholty
Posting Yak Master
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Posted - 2009-03-27 : 13:07:57
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| Have you tried selecting 'Get Latest Version' (right click from the root node)? That works for me. Failing that, the only thing I can think of is that its a permissions issue.Regards. |
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obiron
Starting Member
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Posted - 2009-03-30 : 04:39:43
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| @TheboyThanks for the tip :)Yes, I have tried that, and I have tried renaming the booked out version of the project and re-booking it and it still does not fix the problem, so it may be in the way the sourcesafe database is saving the project, however my colleague CAN see the tree structure because he created it, which makes me think it is something stored locally either on my machine, or with the booked out version of the project.Obiron |
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