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Visual Source Safe - Delete project add project

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    Rant: Visual Source Safe and Visual Studio 2010 RC are driving me insane. I want to delete a project in my solution and re-create it. Removing it from the solution doesn't delete the files - I have to do that in Explorer. After that, I can't check-in those changes in to VSS. I go in to Source Control and find the project folder and delete it there. It doesn't actually delete it - but I can see a little red X next to the project - I can't check-in those changes either. If I try to create the project again I keep getting errors that files already exist and that I can't overwrite them - basically, I'm going to throw my computer across the room unless somebody can help me :mad: Help is appreciated :) -Kevin

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      Rant: Visual Source Safe and Visual Studio 2010 RC are driving me insane. I want to delete a project in my solution and re-create it. Removing it from the solution doesn't delete the files - I have to do that in Explorer. After that, I can't check-in those changes in to VSS. I go in to Source Control and find the project folder and delete it there. It doesn't actually delete it - but I can see a little red X next to the project - I can't check-in those changes either. If I try to create the project again I keep getting errors that files already exist and that I can't overwrite them - basically, I'm going to throw my computer across the room unless somebody can help me :mad: Help is appreciated :) -Kevin

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      Oh, I didn't notice the Visual Studio forum - that was probably the better place to post

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        Oh, I didn't notice the Visual Studio forum - that was probably the better place to post

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        ok - I somehow was able to get the delete checked in and I re-created the project in my solution. I was also able to check in the new project that has the same structure/files as before. When I ran get latest version of the solution, the Pending Changes window appears with 8 conflicts: 8 writable. I feel that these are the old versions of the files on the server, which I thought were already replaced by the new versions when I checked in - but I guess not. I would like to change the server files to reflect my local files, but the only option to resolve each conflict is to overwrite my local files. Does anybody know how I can do the exact opposite of my only option? :confused:

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          ok - I somehow was able to get the delete checked in and I re-created the project in my solution. I was also able to check in the new project that has the same structure/files as before. When I ran get latest version of the solution, the Pending Changes window appears with 8 conflicts: 8 writable. I feel that these are the old versions of the files on the server, which I thought were already replaced by the new versions when I checked in - but I guess not. I would like to change the server files to reflect my local files, but the only option to resolve each conflict is to overwrite my local files. Does anybody know how I can do the exact opposite of my only option? :confused:

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          just delete the Vss files from the folder and delete the project from Visual Source Safe and you can then create a new project from Visual Source safe or from Visual studio

          SOFTDEV If you have knowledge, let others light their candles at it. [ Let's work to help developers, not make them feel stupid ]

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            just delete the Vss files from the folder and delete the project from Visual Source Safe and you can then create a new project from Visual Source safe or from Visual studio

            SOFTDEV If you have knowledge, let others light their candles at it. [ Let's work to help developers, not make them feel stupid ]

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            Thanks for the response. I was able to delete the files from the folder and delete the project from TFS. However, the 8 conflicts still appear in pending changes - even after a computer restart. They have not interfered with anything so far - everything compiles, checks out, checks in, and gets just fine - but its kind of annoying that these will probably exist forever unless I figure out how to get rid of them - they are referring to a solution that doesn't even exist anymore - how they are referring to it are beyond my imagination.

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              Thanks for the response. I was able to delete the files from the folder and delete the project from TFS. However, the 8 conflicts still appear in pending changes - even after a computer restart. They have not interfered with anything so far - everything compiles, checks out, checks in, and gets just fine - but its kind of annoying that these will probably exist forever unless I figure out how to get rid of them - they are referring to a solution that doesn't even exist anymore - how they are referring to it are beyond my imagination.

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              Did you tried cleaning the solution

              SOFTDEV If you have knowledge, let others light their candles at it. [ Let's work to help developers, not make them feel stupid ]

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                Did you tried cleaning the solution

                SOFTDEV If you have knowledge, let others light their candles at it. [ Let's work to help developers, not make them feel stupid ]

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                I cleaned the solution and then built the solution - re-got all conflicts and clicked refresh - they are all still there... Got the latest version of the solution - re-got all conflicts and clicked refresh - they are all still there...

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                  Thanks for the response. I was able to delete the files from the folder and delete the project from TFS. However, the 8 conflicts still appear in pending changes - even after a computer restart. They have not interfered with anything so far - everything compiles, checks out, checks in, and gets just fine - but its kind of annoying that these will probably exist forever unless I figure out how to get rid of them - they are referring to a solution that doesn't even exist anymore - how they are referring to it are beyond my imagination.

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                  at least you won't have to throw your computer across the room now :-)

                  Remember, your work is not yours alone. Somewhere, there are some codes written by others amongst us that depends on your work. By failing to see that you are part of their ecosystem, you are bound to break their code. *http://dotnetrandz.blogspot.com*

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