dave wanta
2004-11-15 15:47:36 UTC
hi all,
I was hoping you could help me with this problem, as I'm dead in the water on this project until I can fix this.
I have a number of repositories that I connect to with VS.NET. They are all set by default, so when I open an existing project, it opens the correct repository by default (i think this is the issue here...), and I never have any problems.
So, in one solution, I had to branch. So I branched using Vault Client. No problems. So now I go to VS.NET (2002), create a new solution, and select "open from source control", as I want to open the branch. The SourceGear Vault dialog opens with a list of folders under a repository ($). The problem is that it's not the repository ($) I want. However, I cannot find the option to change repositories. Any suggestions?
(I'm speculating below, so feel free to tell me the correct way to fix this)
Now, I think I know how to fix it, I just don't know where.
When VS.NET connected to vault, it never prompted me for a login prompt. I think that's because along the way I was asked to accept some defaults, and I did. Hence VS is opening up this "default" repository. If I can some how get this login dialog back, I think I'll be able to change repositories. So how do I get this login dialog back?!?!
Thanks,
Dave
I was hoping you could help me with this problem, as I'm dead in the water on this project until I can fix this.
I have a number of repositories that I connect to with VS.NET. They are all set by default, so when I open an existing project, it opens the correct repository by default (i think this is the issue here...), and I never have any problems.
So, in one solution, I had to branch. So I branched using Vault Client. No problems. So now I go to VS.NET (2002), create a new solution, and select "open from source control", as I want to open the branch. The SourceGear Vault dialog opens with a list of folders under a repository ($). The problem is that it's not the repository ($) I want. However, I cannot find the option to change repositories. Any suggestions?
(I'm speculating below, so feel free to tell me the correct way to fix this)
Now, I think I know how to fix it, I just don't know where.
When VS.NET connected to vault, it never prompted me for a login prompt. I think that's because along the way I was asked to accept some defaults, and I did. Hence VS is opening up this "default" repository. If I can some how get this login dialog back, I think I'll be able to change repositories. So how do I get this login dialog back?!?!
Thanks,
Dave