Hi,
I am maintaining a project with thousands of C files and somehow one function got "lost". Somebody must have deleted it accidentally. I don't know in which file the function was defined originally so I can't restore the file. Somehow I need to find out where the function was defined.
It would be great if there was a full text search that would search for a string in the history. Thinking about it: Is there a full text search at all in Vault?
Hans
Full text search in history?
Moderator: SourceGear
There is no full text search available in Vault 3.x. We are working on it for a future release, however.
A possible workaround -- you might be able to Get a previous version of the project from History, or Get a label that was applied previously. Then use Windows Search to locate the contents in the files on your local drive.
A possible workaround -- you might be able to Get a previous version of the project from History, or Get a label that was applied previously. Then use Windows Search to locate the contents in the files on your local drive.
Linda Bauer
SourceGear
Technical Support Manager
SourceGear
Technical Support Manager
That's what I am doing right now. Searching in the history might be a bit too much to ask for from a source control system.lbauer wrote:There is no full text search available in Vault 3.x. We are working on it for a future release, however.
A possible workaround -- you might be able to Get a previous version of the project from History, or Get a label that was applied previously. Then use Windows Search to locate the contents in the files on your local drive.
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I agree, searching the history is a bit much, but boy would it be nice to search the most-recent files full text. I currently use a desktop search tool to index my source code so I can find code snippets when I get to something “I know I have done beforeâ€That's what I am doing right now. Searching in the history might be a bit too much to ask for from a source control system.