Leaving source control
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Hi, I have a large VB.NET project in VS.NET 2003. I tried out VSS for a while until I realised I was more comfortable with my own backup system. I basically tore my solution out of VSS and deleted some of the VSS-type files in my solution folder. Each time I open the solution, I get a message teling me that it appears to be under source control, but its binding info cannot be found. It's not a big problem, but I was wondering what I could do to get rid of this message. I looked at a few of the soln/vbproj files in notepad, but was wary of editing them. Also tried adding the project to a blank soln but the same message appeared, so if not at solution level, it's obviously at project level. I *could* start a new project as well and just add the files, but maybe there's another way?? Cheers, John
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Hi, I have a large VB.NET project in VS.NET 2003. I tried out VSS for a while until I realised I was more comfortable with my own backup system. I basically tore my solution out of VSS and deleted some of the VSS-type files in my solution folder. Each time I open the solution, I get a message teling me that it appears to be under source control, but its binding info cannot be found. It's not a big problem, but I was wondering what I could do to get rid of this message. I looked at a few of the soln/vbproj files in notepad, but was wary of editing them. Also tried adding the project to a blank soln but the same message appeared, so if not at solution level, it's obviously at project level. I *could* start a new project as well and just add the files, but maybe there's another way?? Cheers, John
Have you tried File -> Source Control -> Change Source Control. Basically you can use this to then unbind the project from any source code provider that you may have/have not installed. HIH Andy