Opening a .Net project that was stored using WinCVS fails

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Type: Public Status:Closed Created: 29 Mar 04 03:00 Updated: 30 Mar 04 03:00

--> Igor Pushkov (admin) at 30 Mar 04 03:00 writes

To work with already added project you need perform some specific
actions, please look at this help page:
http://www.pushok.com/help/cvsscc/index.php?redirect=adv_openalready.htm
Please note, that all tools, like WinCVS, Tortoise or our plug-in are
compatible to each other. That is because all of them are just
wrappers on "cvs.exe" (command line client).
Only exception is that to work with our tool you should "inform" IDE
that project is under source control. Doing that you give chance to
IDE store some specific information in project files. In terms of
VS.NET you can inform it:
1. Initially adding project from IDE (for new projects recommended
this options)
2. Bind project to source control (described on above link)

--> Richard Pearce (user) at 29 Mar 04 03:00 writes

Opening a .Net project that was stored using WinCVS fails with error
messages stating "Unable to read the project file xxx.csproj. The system
cannot find the path specified.".
We are looking at using your product to integrate into the .NET framework.
We have used Visual Sourcesafe for a long time and are now being forced to
use CVS. We would like the flexibility to allow Windows developers to use
either WinCVS or your product, however if they are not compatible, we will
only go with WinCVS.

Thanks for any help on this!

Regards,
Rich.

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Opening a .Net project that was stored using WinCVS fails