I simply choose one single file to undo a checkout and vs.net loops through and opens every single file in the project. This is a pretty vanilla default installation of vs.net, so I am not sure what macro might be installed. Thanks for trying to help me.
Christian
VS.NET 2003 long delay when undoing a file checkout
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The other odd item seems to be that when I undo a checkout of a file or when I re-open vs.net it forces me (there is no cancel button) to re-check out all the files that I just checked back into the system even though there are no changes. This gets very annoying and time consuming.
Christian
Christian
christian:
let's look at this from a different angle.
1) log into vault using your gui client. go to the menu -> Tools -> Options -> Concurrent Development Style section. what do you have set for:
let's look at this from a different angle.
1) log into vault using your gui client. go to the menu -> Tools -> Options -> Concurrent Development Style section. what do you have set for:
- auto-commit after each operation
- require check out before check in
- make writable
- always request exlusive locks
- get everything when a solution is opened
- check in everything when a solution is closed
- display silent checkout commands in menus
- display silent checkin commands in menus
- keep items checked out when checking in
- _____ when checked-in items are edited
- allow checked-in items to be edited
- _____ when checked in items are saved
- use _____ settings
- perform background status updates
- click on the advanced button, and log into vault. what are the vaules for the following settings:
- general settings -> always display command dialog on get latest version
- general settings -> always disconnect from server on add/open to/from source control
- concurrent development style -> auto-commit after each operation. is it disabled?
- require check out before check in. is it disabled?
- make writable. is it disabled?
- always request exclusive locks. is it enabled?
Jeff Clausius
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