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I must be a flaming idiot! I seem to be accumulating files in my _sgbak folder that I had no idea were there, nor do I understand how they got there! I just went to find an edited set of files, and could find no trace of my edits, and my file was not checked out. Then I searched around and found a c...

Well, that's good news in that if I fix them now, hopefully they'll stay fixed. This is a VSS import, yes. EDIT: D'oh - my bad. I cannot find any links which are not relative to 15.1. I don't know what I saw last week - but I'm going to have to assume I just was looking in the wrong branch (the 15.0...

Excellent - I'll turn off the message boxes. But, then I'd like to ask for a feature request: "Option to show all skipped / not-merged / not-get-latest'd files in messages" Considering the skipped ones not-an-error is fine - but I still would find it immeasurably more useful to know which ...

The search tab is pretty handy - but something I'd like to be able to see: "Shared links".

I currently don't see any way to show all links...

I have a trunk - let's call it 15.0 Within that source trunk, I have various shared links - say 15.0\myapp\core\myicon.ico -> 15.0\myapp\resources\English\myicon.ico where -> is links-to. If I branch 15.0 to 15.1, I get a copy of everything under 15.0 as 15.1... except that shared links such as the ...

Awesome. I know that this would hugely impact my scripting & work flow in a positive manner.

B/R - Mordachai

The fact that the files are read-only should - by definition - mean that they can be overwritten by Vault without warning, without default options being considered at all. Just overwrite the files please (because they're read-only, meaning that they're not writable - they're not in edit mode - they...

I "see" the failures as individual pop-up modal dialog boxes, each one has to be addressed, in sequence. No, no message appears in the Messages tab at any point (Only things like Getting latest version of $/..., and then various Fetched $/..., and capped by Finished get latest of $/... - b...

Okay - doing a branch of our source base, and other being fast, I'm having major problems with the software. But it is fast. After branching the main trunk, and doing a get latest, then making a few changes, I ended up with VisualStudio becoming confused about some of the bindings. This forced me to...

We used your excellent SoS product.
I believe that handled things correctly - i.e. it used a server URL in its configuration that worked. Not sure if the VS environment worked with it automatically, or if check outs had to be done manually. Manually, I think. Similar issue.

I just used the checksum scenario as a concrete example, to help make it more understandable. There are many scenarios, all of which should boil down to: If I have it checked out, leave it alone if not, overwrite (roll-back/update) it from source control There is a similar issue in another guise wit...

I chose not to use overwrite as a default as a safety-measure. But perhaps it's not necessary. After all, if I have it checked out, then overwrite won't overwrite it? <- This would be critical. If that is the case, then I could probably just change default to overwrite. It is just certain files for ...

This would work if the IP address didn't change. But I tried this in the past - and the dynamic IP address does change (about weekly). So it's just not worth it. If I could create an alias DNS binding on local machine, that would work... but alas, this is not possible, nay? Which is why - for this t...

Nope. Only external ones.

We're behind a NAT router, and use dynamic DNS to offer access to certain services (e.g. Vault). But the external name and internal name cannot be the same.

Hmmm... that might be doable. What are the chances that Vault would eventually have such a feature? How is it that other users don't constantly run into Vault refusing to update a file because it considers it "renegade" or "needs merge", I wonder? I can't seem to avoid those cond...