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Beth wrote:Is your Vista the 64-bit OS or the 32-bit version?

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We'd like to recreate the issue, but we need some more details, so I will need the one posting above this answered (OS and service pack on VS) and another question: If you branch a project/solution that does not have a web project in it, do you still have the same issue? OS: Vista Ultimate Visual S...

Beth wrote:And one more question...

Do you have any web projects as part of your solution?

I've got 1 Web Project, a WinForms project, a Database Project, and several class libraries.

And yes, I'm using Visual Studio 2005 with the 2003 client.

I branched the entire solution. The structure looks like this: Project Folder --Solution Folder ----Project Folder 1 ----Project Folder 2 ----Project Folder 3 ----Project Folder 4 (using dashes to indicate indention) The .sln is in the Solution Folder. Did you branch just a portion of it or the enti...

After branching a solution in Fortress, I'm unable to open it using the VS2003 client. Some back-story: I was using the 2005 client, but it was so buggy that when 1.0.1 was released, I re-binded my solution back to the 2003 client. After branching the solution, I went to File --> Source Control --> ...

That sounds like a reasonable explanation, I guess I was confused because Vault 3.x worked with Crtl-T as well. Thanks! Ctrl-T is the "detect new files to add command." It will show your working folders which are set in Fortress. (It's not a view of your full file system). If you mark the ...

I hit Ctrl-T in Fortress 1.0.1 and when I check a folder to add, the OK button never enables.

I hope so, there doesn't seem to be a way to go back to the 03 client since I can't right-click my solution to get the context menu that would let me adjust/remove my bindings

jeremy_sg wrote:We've fixed this bug in 1.0.1, which will be released _very_ soon.

The web project in my solution will crash everytime you try to right-click the project name, and it does in fact have 2 web references. Is there any way to unbind a project from the 2005 client and go back to the 2003 one? It seems that the 05 client needs some more time to mature before its ready f...

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jeremy_sg wrote:The last crash report that we heard was a problem with web references. We have a pre-release build of 1.0.1, which fixed that problem. Which build are you running (including build number)?

I've got SP 1 installed, the solution is comprised of a Web Application Project, a WinForms project, a console project and several class libraries. I haven't been able to reproduce this. What type of projects are you seeing this with (c#, VB, C++, aspnet, website etc)? Do you have SP1 of VS2005 inst...

As an added bonus, I've uploaded a log: http://www.vertagen.com/files/VaultVsipClient.txt This details the actions that occur when I open the solution and then immediately try to right-click the solution file. I observed that the first time I right-clicked, VSS lost focus on the solution explorer an...

It appears that even if you do a Get Latest from the Fortress client and open the solution from disk, right-clicking the solution will cause a crash.

I've noticed that if I do work on one workstation the VS 2005 client will crash when I load the solution on another workstation. I've tried it with both the CVS and VSS style of development and it will always result in a crash. The scenario is as follows: 1) Perform work on files on work station 1 2...

Add my vote to the email test - In the email settings page, it would be nice to have a button that sends a test email given the config settings, and lets you know right away if the test email send failed. - The Server URL changed if upgrading from Dragnet to Fortress, since now the directory is /For...