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Of course that's doable but I think it would be faster if there was an option to copy a branch with no history, i.e. just get the last version of each item.

I've done a branch copy but I would like the items in the new branch to have no history (because the folder this new branch came from has history). The idea is to make a copy of the old folder with no history as if the new folder is starting from ground zero.

Possible?

That's exactly what I tried and it didn't work.

I don't think the batch editor works very well. I tried it but the top section where you specify settings to apply to all items in the list didn't update anything. I had to go to each item in the list and set the value I wanted then update the list. Maybe I'm not understanding how it works but I tho...

Add my vote too, this is a sorely needed feature. If I have to update 50 bugs to change a release milestone I have to do 50 queries to update them all. VERY cumbersome.

BTW, from the manual:

Users with Modify permission can modify, add and update items in a project.

I might be wrong but I think modify and update are the same thing.

I was surprised that there was not a security level called "Add". I'd like to allow some users (like tech support) the ability to add bugs but not update them. Any chance of this being added?

Well, now it's working. Not sure what actually changed other than I rebooted my server. Also, when "Require Bug ID for Checkins" is not on then Visual Studio won't prompt for a Bug ID. So, is turning this on the only way to enter bug IDs when checking in with VS?

It is now and the Update Bugs form controls in the Vault Client check-In dialog are still greyed out.

I setup Vault's integration with Dragnet and restarted my client but it wouldn't let me select a bug to check in the files against (everything is greyed out). Yes, I double-checked the Dragnet URL. I tried checking the "Require Bug ID for checkins" option but still nothing. What else needs...