Why oh why can't visual studio let me keep my opened file states when someone else modifies the solution and checks in?
Every time I get latest, the last check-in's opened file states replaces mine. I lose my place and have go to through the trouble of opening all the files I was working on all over again.
I wish there was a way to stop that from happening.
That must be due to solution.suo and project.csproj.user files might have been included in the source controls. Those are user specific settings/preference files and SHOULD NOT be in the source control.
ReplyDeleteSo delete them from source control and you won't have conflicts with other changes unless they checked in the solution/project file itself.
.suo and .user files were not included in source control
ReplyDeleteProblem is when others cause edits to solution/project file by and check in.
They should keep what's open separate for all users no matter what.
Hi, I notice this post is from last year but just happen to read it today. There's a post about a fix for reloading workspace in VS2010.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.hanselman.com/blog/IntroducingWorkspaceReloaderAVisualStudioAddInToSaveYourOpenFilesAcrossProjectReloads.aspx
HTH.