csproj checkout
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csproj checkout
Hi,
Problem I am having is that when Debugging a Web Project it checks out the csproj file exclusively. Though on another machine it doesn't do it. Same VS2008 and same Client 4.1.1 but that machine got XP on where mine is Vista, dunno if that influences anything.
Any help would be appreciated.
Pedre
Problem I am having is that when Debugging a Web Project it checks out the csproj file exclusively. Though on another machine it doesn't do it. Same VS2008 and same Client 4.1.1 but that machine got XP on where mine is Vista, dunno if that influences anything.
Any help would be appreciated.
Pedre
Thanks Beth for taking the time to reply. I do not know whether the other machine checks out the file when compiling the application but it if it does check it out then it doesnt do it exclusively. My Server is set to default to not check out exclusively that is why i am a bit confused.
Edit:
The Client is also set not to exclusive lock files.
Edit:
The Client is also set not to exclusive lock files.
Silly me.... .csproj I think is only supposed to check out exclusively, because it's not a mergeable file. The mergeable file list is set at the admin level. So there's something else that is going on with the other machine. It can't be checking it out at all.
In your client, under Tools - Options - Local Files under the Make Writable entry, what do you have set? Do you know what the other client has set? If it's writable, and you don't have VS set to auto check out on edit, then it can be set up to not check out at all.
In your client, under Tools - Options - Local Files under the Make Writable entry, what do you have set? Do you know what the other client has set? If it's writable, and you don't have VS set to auto check out on edit, then it can be set up to not check out at all.
Is .csproj listed as a mergeable file for the repository? This setting is in the Admin Web Client under Source Control Repositories->(Repository name)->File Types->Mergeable files.
If the extension is not listed there, the file will be checked out exclusively, as it is treated as a binary file.
If the extension is not listed there, the file will be checked out exclusively, as it is treated as a binary file.
Linda Bauer
SourceGear
Technical Support Manager
SourceGear
Technical Support Manager