Renegade Files
Moderator: SourceGear
Renegade Files
Hi
We seem to be getting a problem within our team where we are getting renegade files which when you get latest version it doesn't do it.
We have checked that the tick box for check out before check in is on and all our development is done through the integration with Visual Studio which forces the file to be checked out before it can be worked on. We also have exclusive locks set so only one person can edit a file at a time.
Could you suggest any other reason for this happening??
Thanks
We seem to be getting a problem within our team where we are getting renegade files which when you get latest version it doesn't do it.
We have checked that the tick box for check out before check in is on and all our development is done through the integration with Visual Studio which forces the file to be checked out before it can be worked on. We also have exclusive locks set so only one person can edit a file at a time.
Could you suggest any other reason for this happening??
Thanks
Let me see if I understand this correctly --
When you check out a file in Visual Studio, and then look at the file list in the Vault GUI Client, the file is checked out and renegade?
If you check out a file with Visual Studio then login to the Vault GUI Client on the same machine with the same account that you used for Visual Studio, do you see renegade, checked out files?
What version of Vault are you using?
Are users sharing a working directory?
When you check out a file in Visual Studio, and then look at the file list in the Vault GUI Client, the file is checked out and renegade?
If you check out a file with Visual Studio then login to the Vault GUI Client on the same machine with the same account that you used for Visual Studio, do you see renegade, checked out files?
What version of Vault are you using?
Are users sharing a working directory?
Linda Bauer
SourceGear
Technical Support Manager
SourceGear
Technical Support Manager
Hi Linda
To answer some of your questions, no we are not using the same working directory and we believe the problem is down to the fact that the system is not getting latest version when checking files out.
If we get latest version first, it seem to be ok but if not we are getting the renegade files.
We are running 3.1.8 of Vault.
Thanks
To answer some of your questions, no we are not using the same working directory and we believe the problem is down to the fact that the system is not getting latest version when checking files out.
If we get latest version first, it seem to be ok but if not we are getting the renegade files.
We are running 3.1.8 of Vault.
Thanks
If a file is modified in the working directory and not checked out, the status is Renegade. When the user checks out the file, the status becomes edited. A Renegade file is one that has been modified, but not checked out.
If a user logs into the the Vault GUI Client does he see files checked out to him that are Renegade status?
Are users using Vault 3.1.8 clients?
http://support.sourcegear.com/viewtopic.php?t=1534
If a user logs into the the Vault GUI Client does he see files checked out to him that are Renegade status?
Are users using Vault 3.1.8 clients?
The Vault log file in verbose mode has some of this information. Also, you could turn on client-side logging to get more information on what's happening on the client side.is there any user transaction logs that we can look at to establish when a user might have got latest version and checked items out etc.
http://support.sourcegear.com/viewtopic.php?t=1534
Linda Bauer
SourceGear
Technical Support Manager
SourceGear
Technical Support Manager
I don't think there are issues specifically with Visual Studio when Get Latest doesn't get latest. It could be some sort of network problem or configuration issue.
In VS.NET, what is the setting under Tools->Options->SCC Provider->Advanced->Local Files->Modified working copy? If it's not set to Overwrite, then it's possible that Get Latest is not overwriting a locally modified file.
If it's a network issue, client and server logs would tell us if there was a problem actually getting the file(s) from the Vault server.
In VS.NET, what is the setting under Tools->Options->SCC Provider->Advanced->Local Files->Modified working copy? If it's not set to Overwrite, then it's possible that Get Latest is not overwriting a locally modified file.
If it's a network issue, client and server logs would tell us if there was a problem actually getting the file(s) from the Vault server.
Linda Bauer
SourceGear
Technical Support Manager
SourceGear
Technical Support Manager
Thanks for you help Linda. We are hoping that this suggestion will resolve our problem.
Dave
Thanks againIn VS.NET, what is the setting under Tools->Options->SCC Provider->Advanced->Local Files->Modified working copy? If it's not set to Overwrite, then it's possible that Get Latest is not overwriting a locally modified file.
Dave
Linda,
I just encountered an odd related problem.
I have a few (3) checked out and edited files (from the past day or 2). Somehow today, 2 of those files are Renegade, and yet when I try to check them out again, it tells me that I already have them checked out somewhere else.
The other location it says they are checked out to mentions my machine which is where I am attempting to check them out.
A lot of other files also seem to have become Renegade that I haven't touched (perhaps VS 2005 did behind my back), and diff shows that they are identical to what's currently in Vault.
Mike
I just encountered an odd related problem.
I have a few (3) checked out and edited files (from the past day or 2). Somehow today, 2 of those files are Renegade, and yet when I try to check them out again, it tells me that I already have them checked out somewhere else.
The other location it says they are checked out to mentions my machine which is where I am attempting to check them out.
A lot of other files also seem to have become Renegade that I haven't touched (perhaps VS 2005 did behind my back), and diff shows that they are identical to what's currently in Vault.
Mike
Well the files that were (are somewhere else) checked out were obviously modified and their timestamp changed at that time by my editor.
The files that are renegade that I hadn't touched, I just checked 1 of them and it is still read-only and the timestamp on it matches the timestamp on the _sgvault subdirectory.
I'm not really all that worried about the files that I didn't have checked out.
The ones that I had checked out that changed to be renegade and therefore disappeared from my pending change set tab are what I'd like to get fixed.
Mike
The files that are renegade that I hadn't touched, I just checked 1 of them and it is still read-only and the timestamp on it matches the timestamp on the _sgvault subdirectory.
I'm not really all that worried about the files that I didn't have checked out.
The ones that I had checked out that changed to be renegade and therefore disappeared from my pending change set tab are what I'd like to get fixed.
Mike