Resharper.user and Visual Source Safe
Hello to everybody.... is there a way to avoid the <project>.Resharper.<version>.user to be added under source safe? We're 10 developers and each time someone checks out reshaper's file all the other users receive a chechedout file ...is there a way to put this file inside user's profile folder? or to avoid it to be put under sourcesafe?
Thanks in advance
Paolo
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Hello,
There're user settings in the profile folder too, but the file in question
actually contains per-user-per-solution settings, that's why it resides next
to the solution file.
The ".resharper" file should be checked-in and shared. The "*.user" files
should not be added to the source control. This applies both to Visual Studio
generated files (ProjectName.csproj.user) and ReSharper-generated files (SolutionName.resharper.user
and ProjectName.resharper.user).
Do not add this file to the source control. "Add" command should not be executed
for this file. If your source control supports Ignore Lists, the "*.user"
wildcard would typically be added to the ignore list.
—
Serge Baltic
JetBrains, Inc — http://www.jetbrains.com
“Develop with pleasure!”
Hi Serge
As I know, MS Visual SourceSafe does not support 'Ignore Lists'.
When we use the 'Project Difference' (Directory Compare) function in Visual SourceSafe, we have always the xxx.Resharper.user file differences (also the xxx.csproj.user).
For directories we can check the 'This project is Cloaked for me' property. Is there a possibility to exclude such user specific files?
Thanks,
barfly
Hello,
How do you exclude solution.suo file?
Hmm, wrote this and realised it is hidden file. May be you can just make
it hidden?
Sincerely,
Ilya Ryzhenkov
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"
IR> Hi Serge
IR>
IR> As I know, MS Visual SourceSafe does not support 'Ignore Lists'.
IR>
IR> When we use the 'Project Difference' (Directory Compare) function in
IR> Visual SourceSafe, we have always the xxx.Resharper.user file
IR> differences (also the xxx.csproj.user).
IR>
IR> For directories we can check the 'This project is Cloaked for me'
IR> property. Is there a possibility to exclude such user specific
IR> files?
IR>
IR> Thanks,
IR> barfly
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IR> Original message URL:
IR> http://www.jetbrains.net/devnet/message/5232447#5232447
Hi Ilya,
Unfortunately hidden files are visible in the VSS project compare.