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Solution and Project in same folder causes problem

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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

Working with SourceControl for _all_ systems better to have tree
organized project architecture as shown on this page:
http://www.pushok.com/help/cvsscc/index.php?redirect=basic_addtoscc.htm
This is help to have less problems with initial binding or project
adding.
However, under some circumstances you may have other solution
organization. In such case at least better to perform initial adding
from IDE. If you add codes using other CVSGUI you should fall into
"Binding procedure".
It works strange even for us :).
1. It's logic fully controlled by IDE and we cannot change nothing in
it.
2. When you adding project (solution) IDE perform this in some
"optimal" for IDE sequence (i.e. solution, normal projects, web
projects). When you bind, you are free to change this binding
sequence. That's why probably you have different records in solution
file after bind and add operations.
We do not have trivial advices how to do binding right (again better
to add from IDE initially), but:
1. Manual modification of solution or project files adding "good"
binding is not bad. Files are plain text files, and you will not
damage them.
2. Try to change sequence of binding. I.e. not select all, but first
bind solution, then all projects (or project by project).
--> Michael Isaacs (user)  at 29 Mar 04 03:00 writes

When creating a solution with the project files in the same directory as
the solution files, and checking in using WinCVS. Then checkout and try to
bind to the existing CVS repository and funky things happen. The
connection the the project seems to work find, but each time you open, it
looks like you need to check in again. Check in and looks fine, but same
when you open again. I found that the following section added to the proj
file seems to fix this problem, but am wondering why - or if I am doing
something wrong.

SccProjectName = "testing/winapp1"
SccLocalPath = "."
SccProvider = "MSSCCI:PushOk CVS Proxy"

This section is added properly if the item is originally checked in via CVS
Proxy, but not added when you try to rebind unless the directory structure
has the project as a subfolder.

If PushOK wanted to take a look at this on my machine as it is happening or
have a video created for me to send, I would be glad to set something up.

Michael Isaacs
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