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We looked into this a bit more and it looks like this is the correct behavior for historical things. In the Help, it states that the performdeletions only works for the Get Latest Version. First, I'm curious as to the reasoning behind only working for get latest version. Second, I'll explain my rea...

I'm getting this behavior in 8.0.1 as well. I assume this is still an ongoing issue? I've not tested it recently myself. I long ago resigned myself to having to periodically wipe the working space of my CI server so it can get all still-existing files, since I couldn't rely on Vault to perform the ...

In the same location as the CLC was installed you will find a config file. In there you should be able to turn off logging. I looked in "C:\Program Files (x86)\SourceGear\Vault Client" (where my vault.exe it located). I do see some config files, but none that seem to line up with what I'm...

It's possible you have logging for the command-line client turned on.

How would one turn it off?

I've e-mailed you the information.

I'm trying to check in some files and its not working. When I run it from the command line, it says success: <vault> <changeset /> <result> <success>True</success> </result> </vault> But it never actually checks anything in. When I looked in the server log, I saw no error. But when I looked in the c...

I found this in my client log: 1/16/2015 2:07:34 PM <generic>: FileSystemWatcher error, probably overflow of its internal buffer: System.IO.ErrorEventArgs Too many changes at once in directory:C:\Workspace\Repo. at VaultClientOperationsLib.ClientInstance.WatchedFolderErrorHandler(Object sender, Erro...

I found an 800MB+ VaultCLC.txt file in a temp folder with a very recent timestamp.

1. What produces this file?
2. Why is it so big?
3. Can I turn it off

Beth OK problem solved. Seems some people (including me) turned on an option called "Show non-version-controlled files ghosted in file list". I guess this makes sense if its rescanning the C: drive after every operation. Maybe you should let people know that this option should be used wit...

When you open a project, how do you open it? If you're using the Open From Vault function every time, then Vault will touch all the files when opening. After the first time opening a project, you should use either the recent projects or open the .sln from your hard drive. I'm opening the solution (...

I did some further investigating and found that all of the other files being scanned are pending changes in other projects. I have a lot of pending changes in other projects in the same repository for reasons* I'll explain below. Once I got rid of those pending changes (or, at least, the majority of...

We recently upgraded to Vault 7.1 The client I have installed is 7.1.0 (2028). Since I've installed it, I've been having terrible slow downs in Visual Studio 2012. For example, making a no-op change to a source file and saving it takes ~10 seconds. For a file to save: 10 seconds. During this time va...

We have it planned for Vault 7.0.1, which is in the works now, but I don't have a final release date for that version yet. This is quite disappointing. We're on 6.1 and in no hurry to get to 7.0. However, we were eager to get Visual Studio 2013. So far we've had to rollback the first Visual Studio ...

I'm running Jenkins as a continuous integration server, leveraging the vault.exe command line. We've recently renamed some branches. "Prod" got renamed to "G.12", and "QA" got renamed to "Prod". Now when the CI script attempts to set the working folder for &qu...

Can you clarify about having more or fewer baseline files? If you were to set it to 1, you could still diff your current changes to the baseline you started your changes from, right? But what about diff'ing older versions of the files in history? Are more baseline files _required_, or just _faster_?...