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I understand.

Would you be able to give me a query that showed all files and its path and its versions and labels?

What is a Share?

This is just a simple example but the way I see SourceGear works is just taking a copy of the folder/files which is a bit messy really. Is there no alternative?

I have an issue with "branching" using Vault. Lets say I have a solution with 25 projects in it. I need to branch one project.

As far as I see it I also have to branch the solution file (*.sln) as well so it knows to load the branched project.

Is that the workflow you would expect?

I have found https://github.com/AndreyNikiforov/vault2git to export Vault to Git however it is very slow. I have discovered its the SourceGear API. Is there anyway to speed this up? I must say I'm very disappointed with SourceGear. We use your product with great success but I feel we're trapped now.

This whole project is starting to scare me, trying to use your API to then commit history and files to Git. Anyhow, I'm not sure the best way to aprroach it. Our SG repo is not constant in its commits, a file might get checked in, a group of files may get checked, labels might/might not get applied ...

I now have it working from downloading the API from http://www.sourcegear.com/vault/downloads.html rather than http://www.sourcegear.com/downloads.html

I have got a bit further but now I get this error message: You are attempting to connect to a Vault Standard Server with a Vault Professional client. Please download the correct client from http://sourcegear.com/vault/downloads.html Here is the code: string url = "https://devserver.mydomain.com...

Thanks.

I'm now having issues with my VS project. Its not copying the SourceGear API DLL's locally to my debug folder. Any ideas?

Is it possible to use the API against a backup somehow as not sure how safe doing a GET over every file in the live repo is?

That's a real shame.

Surprised you have no export tools.

A GET? Do you mean Get Latest Version?

Is there anyway to include commit history?

I'm guessing you allow export from Vault to Veracity?

First of all may I say, we like SourceGear and we get on with it well. Just to keep the cogs turning over we're looking at Git as a fun thing to learn and no intent to move to it however we would like to see what our source code would look like in Git. Is there any way to export to Git or import to ...