Major Vault 4.0x VS2005 client issues
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Major Vault 4.0x VS2005 client issues
Hi.
I am having major issues with the Vault 4.0.x VS2005 clients! Sometimes when working in parallel and two developers works on the same file changes are lost! This happens when developer one checks in the file, and deveveloper two gets latest, then the changes from developer two is not merged into developer twos file!
Could this be caused when running vault commands when a file is changed in memory but not on disk?
Also when will the need to do multiple get latest /refresh cycles to update file status in VS2005 be resolved?
I am having major issues with the Vault 4.0.x VS2005 clients! Sometimes when working in parallel and two developers works on the same file changes are lost! This happens when developer one checks in the file, and deveveloper two gets latest, then the changes from developer two is not merged into developer twos file!
Could this be caused when running vault commands when a file is changed in memory but not on disk?
Also when will the need to do multiple get latest /refresh cycles to update file status in VS2005 be resolved?
Re: Major Vault 4.0x VS2005 client issues
Yes, I've done this myself. I thought I had saved all my changes in the IDE before starting the get/merge, and ended up having to overwrite the changes I just merged in to not lose what I had in the editor.isg wrote:Could this be caused when running vault commands when a file is changed in memory but not on disk?
Re: Major Vault 4.0x VS2005 client issues
Is it possible to make the Vault Visual Studio save all changes before making any operations? This way we will no longer loose changes when somebody forgets to save the files before updating!
Also the problem with having to do multiple Get Latest from VS2005 before the file is actually updated. When will this be fixed?
One last thing. Would it be possible to have the Show history command show folder history by version in a tree like structure and have expand buttons if you want to see the individual update items? Like:
[+] Some commit string...
[-] Some older commit string...
|- File 1
|- File xxx
[+] Some even older commit string...
|- Some File
.
.
.
Also the problem with having to do multiple Get Latest from VS2005 before the file is actually updated. When will this be fixed?
One last thing. Would it be possible to have the Show history command show folder history by version in a tree like structure and have expand buttons if you want to see the individual update items? Like:
[+] Some commit string...
[-] Some older commit string...
|- File 1
|- File xxx
[+] Some even older commit string...
|- Some File
.
.
.
Re: Major Vault 4.0x VS2005 client issues
I responded to this one on your other thread.isg wrote:I am having major issues with the Vault 4.0.x VS2005 clients! Sometimes when working in parallel and two developers works on the same file changes are lost! This happens when developer one checks in the file, and deveveloper two gets latest, then the changes from developer two is not merged into developer twos file!
It shouldn't be. Open files are always saved before a checkin/commit or a get latest.isg wrote:Could this be caused when running vault commands when a file is changed in memory but not on disk?
We've put a lot of work into this, and look forward to including it in the next maintenance release.isg wrote:Also when will the need to do multiple get latest /refresh cycles to update file status in VS2005 be resolved?
Ian Olsen
SourceGear
SourceGear
Re: Major Vault 4.0x VS2005 client issues
This should be happening. If you're seeing different behavior, I'd like to know.isg wrote:Is it possible to make the Vault Visual Studio save all changes before making any operations? This way we will no longer loose changes when somebody forgets to save the files before updating!
An interesting idea. I've logged it for consideration in the future.isg wrote:One last thing. Would it be possible to have the Show history command show folder history by version in a tree like structure and have expand buttons if you want to see the individual update items? Like:
[+] Some commit string...
[-] Some older commit string...
|- File 1
|- File xxx
[+] Some even older commit string...
|- Some File
.
.
.
Ian Olsen
SourceGear
SourceGear
Re: Major Vault 4.0x VS2005 client issues
For clarification, I think I remember you saying that you don't use IDE integration, Greg. Which would mean this was your fault. Is that right?GregM wrote:Yes, I've done this myself. I thought I had saved all my changes in the IDE before starting the get/merge, and ended up having to overwrite the changes I just merged in to not lose what I had in the editor.
Ian Olsen
SourceGear
SourceGear