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+1 for this feature. It would also be nice to perform vault functions (add file, add folder) from the "show folder differences" windows. Doing a recursive "Show differences" can be helpful to find files and folders that aren't in vault but once you find the files you have to swit...

+1 for this feature. I ran into a similar problem when I had to switch to a different computer. Compute A had the newest code (latest revision + changes). Computer B already had a working copy checked out but a very old revision. Computer A's primary HDD drive failed so I had to start developing on ...

I had the Vault GUI crash on me today. Right after I got a dialog about my session timing out it threw an NullReferenceException. I'm running version Here is a stack trace to help track down the problem: VaultClientOperationsLib.dll!VaultClientOperationsLib.TreeCache.Dispose() + 0x1d bytes VaultClie...

Sorry, I forgot the most important part in my first post.

I'm on version 3.5.3.5169. I just upgrade from 3.5.0 and didn't notice an improvement.

I'm having performance problems with the Vault GUI client. It takes over 60 seconds to open vault and after a check in the "Retrieving Repository Information from server" is also slow. I think I have the same problem that is reported in this thread: http://support.sourcegear.com/viewtopic....

We are running 3.5.0.4741 and are trying to decided if we should upgrade to 4.1.

We currently don't use any IDE integration which seams like the biggest improvement from 3.5 to 4.1.

Is the performance in 4.1 better than in 3.5?

Another possible solution to this would be to expose the bugid field in the vault client API.

Then people could write vault plugins to integrate with any bug tracking software.

I am running Vault Client 3.5.1 on two different computers running vista RTM, one Business one Ultimate, and they both run great. Vista has IIS7 so I would imagine that is the reason the server version won't install. Maybe Installing "IIS 6 Management Compatibility" inside "Turn windo...

No, bugzilla, that is why i was writing a plugin to do the integration. My plan was in the plugin on the EndTx method to get the transaction ID, BugID, and comment then add a comment and link the the transaction details to that specific bugID on our bugzilla server. I have a proof of concept working...

is there a way to get the Bug ID entered in the commit changes window via the Client API? The Bug field allows the user to type in data even if Bug tracking was set to none, so i assumed vault stored that value somewhere. I am trying to write a server plugin to update our bug tracking application bu...

Thanks, that appears to be the problem. On related issue (not sure if this is a bug or not), the transaction Number shown on the recent checkin pages is not the same ID number that is in the email and on the transaction details page are different. By email has ID 10258 where recent checkins show 102...

V 3.5

Any notification, but its not really a notification problem, it is a problem on the TransactionDetails.aspx page. It gets the error when the transaction ID is anything above 1.

I have attached a screen shot of the error

I have vault setup to email me when a specific folder changes. The link in the email points to TransactionDetails.aspx?repid=1&txid=XXXX but when I visit that link I get a "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." If it set the txid to 1 in the query string it works, but ...

just as an FYI Visual Studio for Database Professionals works great for this. I am using CTP5 currently and it does all kinds of cool stuff like schema compare and data compare, DB unit testing, and lots of other things. the CTP is free and you can get more info at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio...

+1 vote for too me We are considering switching to subversion for this reason. It is much easier in TortoiseSVN to see and add unversioned files. I know the vault client has "Detect new files to add" but it is lacking in that area. There isn't a per-project ignore like SVN has (so I can ig...