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Huh. Appears to be a permissions issue of some sort. The user I was using had full rights to the repository via a group, but the default rights were cleared. Changing the default rights to R C A fixed it.

I'm trying to get the entire tree at a specific version but I keep getting this error: --------------------------- SourceGear Vault --------------------------- The requested version (13705) of $ can not be found in the current repository. If this object has been deleted, you will need to undelete it...

Sure enough. If I rename diffmerge.exe to sgdm.exe and use it with Vault the prompt comes up as expected.

Thanks GregM!

I seem to remember a thread about this, where Vault doesn't put up the prompt for merge programs other than sgdm.exe because they couldn't reliably tell when the merge was completed. I can't find that thread now. This one maybe? http://support.sourcegear.com/viewtopic.php?t=3387&highlight=sgdm

I've tried all sorts of ways of showing the merge (Source menu, context menu in the search panel, context menu in the file list...) I do my merge, save the center panel and quit. I can't get the prompt to come up at all... As soon as I switch back to sgdm.exe, it works as it should and prompts me to...

I've duplicated it on 3.5.2 on a 3.5.2 (demo) server: Client Information Vault Client Version: 3.5.2.5087 .Net Framework Version: 1.1.4322.2032 Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack: 2.0 OS Version: 5.1.2600 Total Physical Memory: 1.37 GB Time Zone: (GMT-06:00) Central Tim...

Sure: Client Information Vault Client Version: 3.5.2.5087 .Net Framework Version: 1.1.4322.2052 Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack: 2.0 OS Version: 5.1.2600 Total Physical Memory: 2 GB Time Zone: (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) Server Information Vault Server...

Thanks for confirming problem 1.

Does Vault look for a return value from diffmerge to determine whether or not to dispay the dialog asking about resolving the merge status?

We are using the straight Vault GUI, no VS integration or anything. For the first issue, I'm not talking about doing a merge - just a diff. The old utility used to skip to the first difference. The new Diffmerge 3.0 does not. You need to hit F7 or the big button in the toolbar to get to the first ch...

Diffmerge 3.0 is almost perfect. However, the old Diffmerge used to skip to the first change when a diff was opened. It no longer does that. Is there a way to make it do that? Also, when performing a merge using Diffmerge 3.0 and Vault 3.5.2, when Diffmerge closes, Vault no longer asks if you'd like...

3.5.1 still has the issue (both of them) My search tab is locked to a folder with recursive checked. It doesn't matter whether background updates are checked. Similarly, whenever background updates occur the selection is lost (issue 3). "Background" apparently is on a timer since it will c...

It is 3.5.0 I'll give 3.5.1 a try, but hadn't before because the change log for 3.5.1 indicates the only thing that changed was this

Fixed problem where Date / Time are sent in incorrect format across time zones when using a different version...

This is something new in the 3.5 client and I just got around to investigating it further and reporting it. The search tab listview loses its selections whenever the Vault client GAINs focus. This results in the following annoying behavior: 1. Select a bunch of files in the search tab. Jump to anoth...

So I'm strange, and I keep my taskbar on the left. Everytime I start the vault client (now on version 3.1.9) it moves over the width of my taskbar to the right. It also moves down if your taskbar is on the top. All of the dialogs appear to do the same thing. Sounds like a screen vs desktop client ar...

We have 69 projects in a single VS solution which I open routinely in Visual Studio 2003 (about 250k lines of code). All but one of the projects is C#, so compile time really isn't a problem; it is around 55 seconds for a rebuild. Incremental builds can be much faster, depending on what was changed....