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This is not in 7.0?

I've asked this, and I've seen others ask this frequently: Onsite, the vault server is known locally as "build-server" Offsite, the vault server is known as "build-server.ourcompany.dns2go.com" Sadly, Vault's bindings interact with VisualStudio in such a way that the two are inco...

In VSS, I could use SS CP "$Root/Sub1/Sub2/MyProject" and then look at the error level (return code) from SS.exe to see if it was able to set the specified project as current, and therefore whether it exists or not. How can I accomplish this in Vault? pseudo-code: VAULT CHECK_IF_EXISTS &qu...

Hi Beth - sorry for the long delay... We're not communicating, it would seem. I have a script - named "Get Latest language files & checksum them for retail build.bat" When that runs, it does: 1. a VAULT GET on a bunch of files (which generally succeeds). Those files are now read-only, ...

Unfortunately, no. The scripts (or my temporary manual edits) set up some conditions that are needed to perform additional tasks that extend beyond the script or immediate moment. They're no longer needed at exactly the moment I do a get-latest (that's equivalent to - throw away temp stuff, make sur...

That depends. If I want the edits to be considered non-temporary - valid changes - then yes, I check them out first. If I want the edits to be considered purely throw-away temporary - then no, I don't check them out - I just edit them and force their state to read-only (using scripts) so that they'l...

That's not right. I don't want to edit them all of the time, and I definitely don't want them to be writable! I want them to be writable if and only if I've got them checked out. When they're not checked out, they should be read only (so that all other software knows that it shouldn't change the fil...

In VSS, I would mark a file as read-only in order to indicate that VSS should overwrite my local copy with the updated (or retrograde) copy from source safe. I would mark a file as writable to indicate I was working on that file, and it should not be updated by a get-latest. Essentially, if I had it...

Feature request - allow "open location" from context menu on any object in Vault, in any window in vault. So - Pending Change Set - right click - select "Open file location" to open explorer with that file selected (icing on cake to select the file - just opening explorer at that...

If it helps, the directory structure looks like: Solutions Folder\ ...Project A\ ...Project B\ ...Project C\ ......Language Resources for C\ ...Project D\ in the solutions folder, there are various solutions which include various projects. Multiple solutions include library projects, but some projec...

SourceGear Vault Standard Visual Studio Enhanced Client 6.1.0.531 Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2012 Version 11.0.60315.01 Update 2 Microsoft .NET Framework Version 4.5.50709 Installed Version: Professional Team Explorer for Visual Studio 2012 04938-004-0033001-02427 Microsoft Team Explorer ...

They're files from another project - already in source control. So - I've got Projects A, B, and C. I've got a solution that references projects A and B open, but it is also showing me files from project C that are changed. I would like to be able to filter the display in "Vault Pending Changes...

How do I exclude pending changes that are not related to the loaded solution in the enhanced integrated vault interface?

Intriguing. Not sure how I can get that to happen automatically by the server when the server is reset - no logged in account...

Any ideas?

Cool. Maybe a better idea anyway. I just thought of doing exactly this - like 10 seconds ago - but realized it didn't support docking. Something to look forward to.