Are there any general recommendations on sharing folders using enhanced client and VS 2005?
As far as I can see, the old recommended way cannot be done any more since there is no Add project from source control option in File->Source Control.
If I add shared projects using Vault Client, VS 2005 IDE won't create them in the working folder when I do Get Latest.
I am trying to create following structure:
$
--MyLibSolution
---MyLibProject1
---MyLibProject2
---MyLibProject3
--MyAppSolution
---MyAppProject
---MyLibProject1 (shared)
---MyLibProject2 (shared)
Is this possible to do?
How do I do it using VS2005 and Enhanced client?
Will Get latest download into working folder newly added shared projects?
Will VS2008 have problems with it once we convert the projects?
Bane Zaklan
Abacus24-7 LLC
Phoenix, AZ
Sharing folders with enhanced client in VS 2005
Moderator: SourceGear
Thanks for the reply, but I don't quite understand what you mean.Beth wrote:You should perform a Get to get that project to disk and then add it to the appropriate solution I believe.
I did try get from VS2005 ide, but the shared projects did not download.
I was able to download newly shared projects to working folder using Vault Enhanced client, and then add them to the solution.
It took me some time for me to realize this. I think Vault support should put some kind of instruction post on how to do this in detail.
Bane
I'll try to clarify a little here. You will use the Vault client to Get. Then, when you have everything on disk, put your solution together by adding those existing projects to your solution. Then use Change Bindings to bind it to the appropriate section in Vault.
If you're still unsure, send an email to support and we can talk about this more.
If you're still unsure, send an email to support and we can talk about this more.