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tip When I add the project to source control (GIT) for the first time, it shows all the files and everything is pretty peach. I can keep working for about 30 minutes to 1 hour with all changes showing up (any file changes I make). But after some time it shows
tip When I add the project to source control (GIT) for the first time, it shows all the files and everything is pretty peach. I can keep working for about 30 minutes to 1 hour with all changes showing up (any file changes I make). But after some time it shows
tip When I add the project to source control (GIT) for the first time, it shows all the files and everything is pretty peach. I can keep working for about 30 minutes to 1 hour with all changes showing up (any file changes I make). But after some time it shows
dumbledad: I have some knowledge about TFS Git for Visual Studio. I cloned a colleague's solution in Git on TFS and started adding code. Then I realized I needed my own branch to make changes, so I followed the instructions in " Push a new local branch to a re
dumbledad: I have some knowledge about TFS Git for Visual Studio. I cloned a colleague's solution in Git on TFS and started adding code. Then, I realized I needed my own branch to make changes, so I followed the instructions in " Push a new local branch to a r
dumbledad: I have some knowledge about TFS Git for Visual Studio. I cloned a colleague's solution in Git on TFS and started adding code. Then, I realized I needed my own branch to make changes, so I followed the instructions in " Push a new local branch to a r
crazy I'm using Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition and have a team project setup using Visual Studio Online . That way, I can easily stop working from one computer and pick up another seamlessly. This works great, but for some reason I can't get my solution
crazy I'm using Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition and have a team project setup using Visual Studio Online . That way, I can easily stop working from one computer and pick up another seamlessly. This works great, but for some reason I can't get my solution
Pro I have the following strange behavior on the team browser for Visual Studio Professional 2013 on git: When I use the command line and do git status on the project directory, it shows the changed/added files. I can call git add on these files and commit the
Luke Vo: I have a strange situation when cloning a Git repository from our company's private server. The repository is not anonymous (it requires authentication), but when cloning, VS doesn't ask for any username and password and automatically uses the old aut
Luke Vo: I have a strange situation when cloning a Git repository from our company's private server. The repository is not anonymous (it requires authentication), but when cloning, VS doesn't ask for any username and password and automatically uses the old aut
Luke Vo: I have a strange situation when cloning a Git repository from our company's private server. The repository is not anonymous (it requires authentication), but when cloning, VS doesn't ask for any username and password and automatically uses the old aut
Julius A I am using Visual Studio Team Explorer for Git Repo to do a git branch merge between two branches. I have decided to "keep the target" changes. I have 190 code files to do. Currently, it looks like I have to go through each file and click the "keep ta
Julius A I am using Visual Studio Team Explorer for Git Repo to do a git branch merge between two branches. I have decided to "keep the target" changes. I have 190 code files to do. Currently, it looks like I have to go through each file and click the "keep ta
Julius A I am using Visual Studio Team Explorer for Git Repo to do a git branch merge between two branches. I have decided to "keep the target" changes. I have 190 code files to do. Currently, it looks like I have to go through each file and click the "keep ta
Madmenyo I have an index.aspx in the project root , but the solution explorer doesn't show the file. I first started with an html file and then converted it to an ASP file. So I pressed save index.html as... and chose index.aspx as the new filename. But then I
Teoman Shipahi Suddenly my solution tab stopped working on Visual Studio 2013. It doesn't show files and folders in solution explorer even for existing projects or brand new projects. (file attached) I tried to reset the settings, restarted the PC but it didn'
Madmenyo I have an index.aspx in the project root , but the solution explorer doesn't show the file. I first started with an html file and then converted it to an ASP file. So I pressed save index.html as... and chose index.aspx as the new filename. But then I
Teoman Shipahi Suddenly my solution tab stopped working on Visual Studio 2013. It doesn't show files and folders in solution explorer even for existing projects or brand new projects. (file attached) I tried to reset the settings, restarted the PC but it didn'
Lars-Erik When I try to communicate with the remote repo (get, push, pull) I only get the following exception: TF400813: Resource not available for anonymous access. Client authentication is required. I can do the same with GitExt or git bash without issue, so
Lars-Erik When I try to communicate with the remote repo (get, push, pull) I only get the following exception: TF400813: Resource not available for anonymous access. Client authentication is required. I can do the same with GitExt or git bash without issue, so
zu1b I've been looking for the correct way to exclude folders/files from Team Foundation Server (2012) using Visual Studio 2012. I found: How to exclude detected changes of certain folders from Visual Studio 2012 - a list on stackoverflow. However, the Detect
zu1b I've been looking for the correct way to exclude folders/files from Team Foundation Server (2012) using Visual Studio 2012. I found: How to exclude detected changes of certain folders from Visual Studio 2012 - a list on stackoverflow. However, the Detect
zu1b I've been looking for the correct way to exclude folders/files from Team Foundation Server (2012) using Visual Studio 2012. I found: How to exclude detected changes of certain folders from Visual Studio 2012 - a list on stackoverflow. However, the Detect
Tim Root I've been using VS for years. Today I had a very strange problem in Visual Studio 2013. For some reason I suddenly can't see any text in the editor window. I've tried reloading the file, repositioning every window, restarting VS, restarting the comput
Jason O'Renshaw I'm using Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2017 (version 15.4.4) with the Visual Studio Installer extension. I have an existing C# .Net Core 1.1 console application with four Nuget packages listed as dependencies in my solution, and I have add
Tim Root I've been using VS for years. Today I had a very strange problem in Visual Studio 2013. For some reason I suddenly can't see any text in the editor window. I've tried reloading the file, repositioning every window, restarting VS, restarting the comput
pilot bob I have a Visual Studio online team project with a repository. I've been using VS 2013 for a while. I installed VS 2015, connected to Visual Studio online in Team Explorer, and selected the relevant project. However, under the solution it says: You mu
pilot bob I have a Visual Studio online team project with a repository. I've been using VS 2013 for a while. I installed VS 2015, connected to Visual Studio online in Team Explorer, and selected the relevant project. However, under the solution it says: You mu