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Jeff1234
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Exception / fatal error get latest recursively.

Post by Jeff1234 » Fri Jan 20, 2006 12:37 pm

I am getting this error when getting the latest on a Web Project Recursively through Visual Studio 2005.

"Your Source control plug-in caused an exception or reported fatal error."

Server Environment:
- Single Proc but Hyper-threaded
- Windows 2003 Server
- VS SourceSafe 2005
- SOS - 4.1.2
- Temp Dir clean
- Registry for InProcServ ThreadingModel set to "Both"
- Log.txt reports nothing when this error occurs.
- Ran Analyze on SS Database, no problems found.

Client Environment:
- Windows XP Pro SP2 with updated current hotfixes.
- VS.2005
- SOS 4.1.2
- I've removed folder that contains the Database1.sos many times and I still get the error.

Steps to reproduce:
- Create new Web Project
- Add project to SourceSafe through VS
- Add new Folder called "NewFolder1"
- Add new aspx file called 'Default.aspx" in "NewFolder1"
- Add another new aspx file called 'Default2.aspx" in "NewFolder1"
- Check in recursively at the project level
- Get latest Recursively through Visual Studio 2005 from either the Web Project root or the "NewFolder1" and it errors.

If I restart VS.2005, and remove one of the aspx files in the "NewFolder1" directory so that there is only one file in the folder, the recursive Get works fine.

I see nothing in the event viewer. Is there another log on the client side that would give an indication of what the error is?

Any help would be appriciated!

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Post by lbauer » Fri Jan 20, 2006 3:28 pm

We'll try to reproduce this here and report back.
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Tonya
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Post by Tonya » Tue Jan 24, 2006 11:40 am

I have checked into the problem that you are reporting and I have been unable to reproduce it. Could you please send me your log.txt file located on the same machine as the SOS Server? You can send this to tonya@sourcegear.com and please reference this posting in the e-mail.

Thanks,

Tonya Nunn
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dqbhere
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I've encountered this before also.

Post by dqbhere » Wed Feb 15, 2006 8:28 am

Seems to happen when I converted a web application in 2003 to a open from website in 2005. Since there isn't a csproj file anymore, when I do a get latest from a directory, Source Off Site Crashes and then I lose all my source control bindings. Not Very Nice. :?

Tonya
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Post by Tonya » Wed Feb 15, 2006 1:03 pm

In VS 2005, web projects are opened diffrently then other projects. Can you tell me if the problem still exists if you open a web project that needs converted by performing the following:

File - Open - Web Site - Source Control - Select Source Control Project - select the web project from the SOS tree

Does the Get Latest problem still exist?

Tonya

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Post by Tonya » Thu Feb 16, 2006 1:46 pm

We have been able to reproduce this error message and I have logged this in our bug database as a "high" priority. The problem only exists when using web projects and placing them in a different directory other than the default "website" directory that VS 2005 creates.

Hopefully we will have a resolution soon.

Tonya

dqbhere
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Thanks for the Fix Tonya

Post by dqbhere » Thu Mar 30, 2006 3:41 pm

Thanks for sending me the fix tonya. Works like a charm. Get latest now works fine with web projects.

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