SourceGear Support

Sorry, you are correct. It does not work with SOS!

But it could have been very useful!

Sending your SourceOffSite log file (log.txt) would be helpful. It's located on the machine where the SOS server resides.

Enabling the Vault IDE logging may be useful:

http://support.sourcegear.com/viewtopic ... e+loggingo

Hello! Thanks for the details. I have some additional questions for you. What version of Vault are you using? What version of Visual Studio are you using? How are you opening the solution? (ex. File - Open) Are any of the projects web projects? A suggestion that I have for you is to clear out your w...

Could you find out if you have a devenv.exe.config file in more then one location? One should exist where Vault is installed, most likely in C:\Program Files\SourceGear\Vault Client. If one exists in your Visual Studio directory could you rename it? If this doesn't resolve the problem, please e-mail...

You are correct, you should be able to perform a recursive "get latest" and obtain the new project without opening it from source control every time. I have attempted to reproduce the error message that you are receiving without any luck. Could you tell me if the project added was a web pr...

This functionality has already been requested and is logged in our database as a feature request for a future release of Vault. I will add your "vote".

Tonya Nunn
SourceGear

The Diff Utility has a "Save As" functionality listed under File, which will allow you to save the output displayed on your screen to a file.

Tonya Nunn
SourceGear

Would you mind to provide more details? Are you attempting to check out a project that has been locally modified? Can you elaborate in regards to ProductGuid?

Thanks,

Tonya Nunn
SourceGear

Try the "Add solution to source control" functionality instead of the change source control. Since this is a new file, changing source control and binding the file isn't necessary.

Tonya

Hello,

You stated that you are attempting to bind a new project to an existing VSS Folder. What are the steps that you are taking to bind the new project? Is this a web project?

Thanks,

Tonya Nunn
SourceGear

The following error message will appear when starting the SourceOffSite Server with the .Net Framework version 2.0 installed: Error 1053: The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion. To resolve this issue, we have a special SOSService.exe.config file that can be s...

When performing the recursive "Get Latest" command on a web project, you may receive the following error message: "Your source control plug-in caused an exception or reported a fatal error" This bug affects SOS 4.1.x. It was fixed in SOS 4.2. The solution is to upgrade to SOS 4.2...

When you open a project or solution from source control, Visual Studio downloads the latest version of the item and all contained files to your local working folder. After you retrieve a local copy of the item, you do not need to open it from source control again. You can proceed to use the source c...

When converting a VS.Net 2003 project, the Visual Studio 2005 Conversion Wizard will appear after the project has been opened. Once the conversion wizard has been successful, the solution and project files are checked out. These files will need to be checked in. Converting a Web Project from VS.Net ...

Note: these issues have been resolved in SOS 4.2. Enabling SOS as Your Primary Source Control Provider You no longer need to enable SOS as your primary source code control provider from within the SOS Client. This process should be done from within Visual Studio 2005 (Tools, Options, Source Control...