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My group is running Vault 3.0.1, and I'm wondering if there is any pressing reason to upgrade. I'd rather not go through the upgrade process if I don't have to. I saw some posts on here about a "race condition", but nothing that said what problems that caused. Is 3.0.1 considered "too...

We are still running 3.0.1, do we need to worry about the race condition mentioned above? If not, we are probably going to wait for 3.2...

Thanks,
Josh

That's awesome!

I was just thinking, it would be really cool if you guys could fix some of those lingering IDE integration bugs (like the fact that rename doesn't work) by taking advantage of new features in the 2005 IDE. I don't know how feasible it is, but since the rename bug is due to deficiencies in the VS SCC...

Ok, thanks.

Josh

No, I *want* the working folder on the wwwroot directories. My problem is that Get Label ignores it.

Or, did I misunderstand your answer?

Thanks,
Josh

Awesome, thanks!

I have some labels on my product's root folder, and I want to get all of the files from one of them. This works, except that two of the subfolders are web projects, and it puts them in the main folder's working directory instead of c:\inetpub\wwwroot. Is there a way to make it work like Get Latest V...

Jeremy,
When do you think the updated Nant tasks will be available?

Thanks,
Josh

In the main window of the Vault Client, you can load the Blame page for the latest version of a file. But, I can't find a way to get to the blame window for an old version. For now, it's OK to go into the web interface and find the file that way, but it would be nice to be able to right-click on an ...

Please add my vote to this one, too!

Sorry, I was suggesting it to Dan as a possible way to implement your feature request. It was not meant as a workaround for you.

Josh

Just a suggestion for this - you could make it so that when someone creates a new user, it copies their permissions to the new user. That way, you can never create a user with more permissions than yourself.

Josh

Too bad.

I know that renaming within Vault is the way you're supposed to do it, but it would be nice to be able to recover from mistakes like that.

Oh well...

Josh

One of my developers renamed some files on her local machine, and then checked in the files with the new names. It would be cool if there was a way (probably in the Admin tool) to retroactively mark a file as having been renamed. So, I could select the old file, and tell Vault that it was renamed to...