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Is there anyway to avoid getting the "This file has been modified outside the source editor" prompts after check-ins when using the VS2005 client?

Note: this only seems to be a problem when the file is automatically checked out because the user starts to edit it. If you right click a file and choose check out, then the solution level checkin lights up.

I noticed that when using the 2005 client, that if you right click the solution, Checkin will be greyed out even though there is at least one file checked out in a project.

Is this a bug?

Yup, that works!

egli wrote:Please try out the steps listed on this new KB article and let us know how it turns out:

http://support.sourcegear.com/viewtopic.php?t=7937

I could try that, but man that will be a pain if its the case. Imagine having to re-bind 20-30 projects :( I'm guessing that since the existing solution was originally bound using the 2003 compatible client, that's the only client that can open it. It will probably be a matter of Unbinding the solut...

Log file sent.

jeremy_sg wrote:Zack,

Turn on Vault client logging for the Visual Studio 2005 client (edit the devenv.exe.config file) and try it again. Attach your log file to a mail to fortress-support at sourcegear.com We'll get this sorted out.

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Is this an oversight?

I haven't installed Fortress yet but I'd be willing to be that its not a .NET 1.1 application. Try changing the ASP.NET setting to 2.0 in IIS.

Hope this helps

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