I have a solution with a dll project and a test application project. I would like to bind the solution and the dll project but not the test application project. Is this possible? It does appear to be possible with the Change Vault Bindings dialogue.
Using VS2010, Vault Standard Enhanced Client 5.1.2 (19281)
Thanks.
unbind project in bound solution
Moderator: SourceGear
Re: unbind project in bound solution
It's possible to have the item unbound. If the item is in Vault and you make changes, then you would need to check out through Vault.
If others are opening the project, they might get an error on it, but they can then either bind it or unbind that project.
If others are opening the project, they might get an error on it, but they can then either bind it or unbind that project.
Beth Kieler
SourceGear Technical Support
SourceGear Technical Support
Re: unbind project in bound solution
Thanks for the reply Beth. Can you explain to me how to do this, because I seem to only be able to unbind the solution not the individual projects.Beth wrote:It's possible to have the item unbound.
Re: unbind project in bound solution
Where are you at right now? Are all the projects and the solution in Vault and bound? Or are they all in Vault and unbound? Or are your projects and solution not in Vault?
Beth Kieler
SourceGear Technical Support
SourceGear Technical Support
Re: unbind project in bound solution
The solution and the dll project are in vault. I then created a test app. Then, the solution and project were unbound. When I rebinded the solution it binded the test app. So, now I have the solution and the dll project in vault and the test app NOT in vault. And, nothing is bound because it won't let me until I add the test app to Vault, which I do not want to do.
Re: unbind project in bound solution
This might be easier if we took this offline. Could you send an email to support at sourcegear.com (attn: Beth) with a link to this forum thread?
Beth Kieler
SourceGear Technical Support
SourceGear Technical Support
Re: unbind project in bound solution
Update: Received an email from the user and worked offline. The project that was having issues had some old source control bindings in its .csproj file.
Steps to resolve were:
1) Remove test project from solution.
2) Bind solution and other projects and check them in.
3) Open .csproj for the test project and remove the 4 lines that start with SCC.
4) Add the .csproj back to the solution.
Steps to resolve were:
1) Remove test project from solution.
2) Bind solution and other projects and check them in.
3) Open .csproj for the test project and remove the 4 lines that start with SCC.
4) Add the .csproj back to the solution.
Beth Kieler
SourceGear Technical Support
SourceGear Technical Support