vcs-checkout

How to checkout project from head using CVS command using windows command prompt

对着背影说爱祢 提交于 2019-12-08 05:29:49
问题 I searched extensively to resolve my issue, However could not find any solution. Requirement: Need to checkout ADM project from HEAD. CVS server name : cvs02dv ( CVS is installed on windows ) CVS server directory: c:\cvs\dev (The location were all the files can be accessed using eclipse or any CVS client tool like smartCVS) Project to be checked out from HEAD: ADM Using eclipse I can access the files using pserver:user@cvs02dv:c:\cvs\dev I downloaded CVS client from below site, Unzipped in D:

Why don't files automatically get checked out from VSS when I edit them?

感情迁移 提交于 2019-12-07 02:25:30
This is driving me crazy and has resulted in lost work (not much, at least). Normally, when I edit a file in Visual Studio, it's supposed to automatically check that file out in source safe. On multi-project solutions (e.g., web app with class libraries), sometimes none of the files in one project would automatically get checked out, though exiting & reloading visual studio may fix that problem temporarily. Furthermore, project files are never automatically checked out. Whenever I add/remove code files, I have to remember to explicitly check out the project file as well (otherwise we'll have

How can I programmatically check-out an item for edit in TFS?

我与影子孤独终老i 提交于 2019-11-30 10:55:17
问题 I'm working on a utility processing files being under source control using TFS 2010. If an item is not yet checked-out for edit, I'm getting an exception, what is definitely predictable because file is in read-only mode. What ways exist to check-out a file? P.S. I want something for programmatic rather then Process.Start("tf.exe", "..."); if that's applicable. 回答1: Some of the other approaches mentioned here only work for certain versions of TFS or make use of obsolete methods. If you are

Scripting TFS Command Line for Get Latest Version, Check Out and Check in, programmatically

∥☆過路亽.° 提交于 2019-11-30 10:05:47
问题 I use WinXP, VS 2008 and Team Explorer to connect to Team Foundation Server. I need to script (e.g. BAT file script) the following: Get latest version of folder in Team Project. Check out files of folder in Team Project. Check in files of folder in Team Project. My TFSProject is $/Arquitectura/Main/ , mapped to the path C:\TFS\Arquitectura Does anyone have any sample code or suggestions? 回答1: Use tf.exe in the command line. In the following examples, the %PathToIde% is usually on a path like

Scripting TFS Command Line for Get Latest Version, Check Out and Check in, programmatically

[亡魂溺海] 提交于 2019-11-29 18:47:58
I use WinXP, VS 2008 and Team Explorer to connect to Team Foundation Server. I need to script (e.g. BAT file script) the following: Get latest version of folder in Team Project. Check out files of folder in Team Project. Check in files of folder in Team Project. My TFSProject is $/Arquitectura/Main/ , mapped to the path C:\TFS\Arquitectura Does anyone have any sample code or suggestions? Ewald Hofman Use tf.exe in the command line. In the following examples, the %PathToIde% is usually on a path like this: %ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE , or on Windows x64: %ProgramFiles

Cannot edit checked out file (TFS) in Visual Studio 2013

笑着哭i 提交于 2019-11-28 21:59:23
问题 Since I changed my windows password I can no longer type into a checked out file in Visual Studio 2013! Where before I just needed to start typing and it would check out the file in the background, now it won't even allow me to type into the file after I manually check the file out, from the solution explorer! It's as if VS 2013 is ignoring the keyboard on the project under source control. It's fine for other projects even project's under source control! I think I remember seeing this before

Automatically acquire a checkout lock when checking out (tfs2012)?

做~自己de王妃 提交于 2019-11-27 02:49:56
问题 When using a server workspaces is there any way to automatically acquire a checkout lock. I know you can go through Tools-->Options and under "Check-in Items-->Edit" specify "Prompt for lock on checkout" but we want it to automatically happen and not have to throw a dialog in their face and make them choose a checkout lock. We are in the process of migrating to TFS from sourcesafe and we have a few users that don't need the flexibility of local workspaces and/or multiple checkouts. They are