visual-sourcesafe

I just started at a new company which uses VSS and has "Allow Multiple Checkouts" turned off. I can see that it is going to quickly become a problem getting things done here. Getting "Allow Multiple Checkouts" enabled is probably not an option. Is there a way for me to edit the file anyway and then merge my changes (either using VSS or another tool) when the file becomes available? Sure, just make the file writeable (hold the shift key down when clicking the get button to get the dialog...) Then try not to break anything when you merge your changes. No shop I have ever worked in allows

I've just started investigating the Microsoft Ajax Minifer 4.0 for use with a Visual Studio 2008 Web Application I work on. It's proven easy enough to hook it into the .csproj file so it produced .min.js files for all scripts, however I'm stumped as to how to integrate this with the Web Setup project & Source Control. Essentially what I want to do is have the resultant .min.js files included in the Web Setup project without having them included in Source Control because: Having to check them out prior to the build being executing is a pain (the minifier cannot modify them if they're not

Recently, the SourceSafe integration into visual studio has started to perform badly because we have moved, and the SourceSafe "server" is located across a VPN which goes across a slow connection. This has made loading large projects in visual c++ 6 take 5+ minutes because it has to talk to the "server" for each project. Also, there are some bugs that are dangerous in the integration (the auto-checkout of certain shared projects will do a get latest on the wrong version of a branched file). This has caused me to want to disable the SourceSafe integration, however I have not found any menu

Visual Studio 2008, to be more specific. We're testing out moving to Perforce for source control, so I'd like to install the P4SCC plugin to monkey around with. However, I'd also like to continue using SourceSafe's IDE capabilities for projects that haven't been moved over yet. Can the two co-exist peacefully, or is it one or the other for a specific install of VS? Yes, Visual Studio supports multiple providers. The entire VS architecture is plugin based, and SCC providers are just another kind of plugin (usually implemented as a "package," in VS terminology). You can only have one SCC

Can i use visual source safe with visual studio 2013 ? I can only see GIT and Team Foundation ... Thanks. I found the solution : Tools->Options->Source Control->Plug-in Selection and change the plug in to the Visual SourceSafe. Adding a solution to source control will launch the old VSS. I haven't seen an answer for this question so i'd leave the question for others who stumble upon it. You should note that SourceSafe has a long list of problems and annoyances. Why don't you migrate to something more stable like TFS, Subversion, or Git? Yes you can use it in visual studio 2013. 来源： https:/

We're a distributed team of 5 developers working on rather large integrations project. We currently use SourceSafe (yes I know it sucks but it has just worked until recently and we've used it forever). Our biggest problem has recently become performance. Checking in and out project just takes forever and we're finding ourselves spending a lot of time just waiting for SourceSafe (yes we've turned off anti-virus check and all the other performance boost trix - it's still slow). We're now looking into setting up and moving all our stuff to Subversion instead. How is performance in SourceSafe over