视觉源安全--如何从解决方案中删除绑定，而不在视觉工作室中打开？[英] visual source safe - how to remove bindings from solution w/o opening in visual studio

问题描述

Does anyone know of a good way to remove vss source control bindings for a visual studio 2005 and 2008 solution without opening it in visual studio?

I used to use: del /s /f /a: *.*scc Then when I opened visual studio it would prompt me and give me the option to "permanently remove bindings".

Now when I try this it recreates the .vssscc file and tells me my working copy contains a different version of the .vsscc file. There's is no option to remove source control bindings.

The real problem is that I'm trying to work on an old labeled copy of the solution from source safe. But, if I open the solution while it's still bound to source control it will get the latest version of the web site. It does this even though I have the option "Source Control-->Environment-->Get everything when opening a solution or project" unchecked.

推荐答案

I got this to work by editing the solution file as well as deleting the *.*scc files.

Here's what I removed from the solution file:

Under the section:

ProjectSection(WebsiteProperties) = preProject

I removed the following 4 lines:

        SccProjectName = ""$/HOS_amend.root/HOS", ENWBAAAA"
        SccAuxPath = ""
        SccLocalPath = ".."
        SccProvider = "MSSCCI:Microsoft Visual SourceSafe"

Also removed the entire section:

GlobalSection(SourceCodeControl) = preSolution

After doing this when I open the solution I get the prompt with the option to "permanently remove bindings".

其他推荐答案

In Visual Studio

1. open your project,then goto
2. File-->Source Control-->Change Source Control.
3. select the project and/or solution
4. click Unbind.

You also need to change read only attributes of all the files to read/write in order to be able to modify them later.

其他推荐答案

This is the .cmd file I use to remove all source control files:

:: *.scc
:: ===========================================================================

attrib /s -h -s "*.scc"  :: Must get rid of system and hidden attributes
attrib /s -r "*.scc"     :: at same time
del /s "*.scc"

:: *.vssscc
:: ===========================================================================

attrib /s -h -s "*.vssscc"
attrib /s -r "*.vssscc"
del /s "*.vssscc"

:: *.vspscc
:: ===========================================================================

attrib /s -h -s "*.vspscc"
attrib /s -r "*.vspscc"
del /s "*.vspscc"

:: *.vsscc
:: ===========================================================================

attrib /s -h -s "*.vsscc"
attrib /s -r "*.vsscc"
del /s "*.vsscc"

After which you can either open in Visual Studio and get prompted to remove source control bindings (which removes the lines mentioned by Seth Reno, ie.

    SccProjectName = "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
    SccAuxPath = "x"
    SccLocalPath = "xxx"
    SccProvider = "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"

)

Or you could do some kind of regular expression removal, but I don't have code for that.