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Visual Studio 2003/Vss weirdness

Evil Phil · 2005-05-09 13:35:55

Folks, I'm using VSS as my source control. When I check my aspx files out to my working folder's files are updated. The problem is the version in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\project_name aren't being updated. Hence Visual Studio doesn't have the latest version of the file. Anybody got an idea how I can sync the two folders?

09-05-2005 1:35pm

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Folks,

I'm using VSS as my source control. When I check my aspx files out to my working folder's files are updated. The problem is the version in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\project_name aren't being updated. Hence Visual Studio doesn't have the latest version of the file. Anybody got an idea how I can sync the two folders?

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#2 09-05-2005 3:16pm

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Ah yes one of my pet peeves when it come to Vs.Net, VSS and web projects. You really have to set the working folder to the web folder, C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\project_name.

You will find if you do a Source Control, Add Project From Source Control and its a web project then your working folder is automagically reset to the web folder regardless of what you choose yourself. It annoyed me no end at first because I like to keep my local copy structure the same as my VSS copy but I could find no way around it.

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