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I need to go back to an older version of a few libraries, make a couple changes, rebuild the libs, then go back to where I was. Would the best way (without branching) be to Pin to a folder then get latest or would I just want to use "Get Tree" when viewing the history?

Hello,

I just branched a folder but the new folder looks just like any other blue folder. How can I tell if a folder in the list is a branch?

What's the best way to clear the cache and retain settings (like working folder/etc) without causing a problem. Can I just delete _sgvalut?

I had to have him clear the cache.

Is there some setting I can use so that mutliple people can (one at a time) can access the encrypted containers to get latest version/update/etc? If not, that should be added .. somehow keep track of knowing the cache is bad because something doesn't mesh.

It's in an endless loop trying to get latest version.. "An exception was encountered during the get latest operation. Exception: Server was unable to process request. ---> Object reference not set to an instance of an object." The users get the latest to an encrypted folder. I sometimes mo...

Hello, I like using the Detect New Files feature - makes it easy to remember when I change 5 or 10 things across different libs that are all related. The problem is there is no Detect New Files and Folders option which would be handy. When I add a new folder and forget about it it's a pain to add si...

I enabled the CRC method and seems to have fixed the issue.

All my working files are on a FAT32 encrypted container partition and now it's saying all my files have been modified. Seems like a waste to have to update everything.

I had them go in and delete the cache files and now it works. But why did it no refersh itself and why not an option to refresh cache files?

Hello, I recognized one folder today moving a bunch of stuff to sub dirs. I delete all the stuff from the base dir (execpt 4 files) in the repository then obliterated everything. Repository looks fine on my system but the other guys on win2k3 terminal services still show the files in the main folder...

Hello,

On a Win2K3 machine with VS 2005/terminal services connecting to the repository is slow using the client.

Network access otherwise is not a problem. Once in, it seems to be decent.

Right click base, add files, put a check in base, it puts the check in win32.

When I run this on a directory structure that has all subdirs in the exclude folder list, it still seems to select the parent. In other words. \base \base\win32 \base\win32\debug \base\win32\debugmt \base\win32\release \base\win32\releasemt where debugmt, debug, releasemt, release are excluded folde...

When I enter in to the exclude file list: *.mk? It still wants to detect files *.mk (but correctly omits .mk1, .mk2, etc..) I have to enter *.mk for it to not detect those files. doing "dir *.mk?" from a command will bring up .mk as well as anything else like .mk1, .mk2, etc.. Just seems l...

what's the difference (subject line)?

using cvs style.

tia!!