Although i see the VisualSvn menu in visual stuido 2010, my solutions no longer bind to visualsvn.
i just installed thi patch to visual studio 2010 as i was seeing this memory error popup all the time. Since installing it, my solution no longer "binds" to visual svn.
When i now click on any of the visualsvn menu items it says "Couldn't determine absolute path of C:".
Has anyone seen this or have any solution for getting visual svn working . I don't fully know if its related to this patch above but that is when this issue started happening.
upgrading to the latest visualsvn (2.0.5) seemed to have fixed my problem.
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I have a new laptop. After installed Visual Studio 2022, the Source Control Explorer worked. But after I continue to install more other software and deleted some downloaded solution files from TFS, the explorer is stuck in working. It eventually leads to a frozen Visual Studio with busy message.
Using another laptop with Visual Studio 2022 works.
How to debug and fix this issue?
I think your best bet right now would be to uninstall Visual Studio and start from scratch. Depending on what "downloaded solution files" you deleted, something could be seriously messed up with your current installation of VS.
I would do a full re-install and try again. This may end up saving you time versus troubleshooting.
Problem picture
Environment:
Windows10 Professional Visual Studio 2017 Unity 2017.4.12f1
I changed the default installation path of Visual Studio 2017 and installed it successfully.
The install path as follows:
D:\win10\Program\visual_studio\2017
However, in the Build setting of Unity, it still can't find my Visual Studio 2017.
How can I solve the problem? Thanks~
Go to Edit > Preferences, and select your Visual Studio to be the preferred external editor. Use Browse if Visual Studio is not listed. More info here.
You need to install windows 10 SDK
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/downloads/windows-10-sdk/
Here's a third answer. I just bumped in to this, and checked that yes VS was the preferred editor, so I went to open up VS to try uninstalling and reinstalling the GameDevWithUnity workflow, but VS popped up a dialog saying I needed to reboot my computer before installation could complete. So it seems like VS was stuck in the middle of an upgrade, which makes it reasonable that Unity couldn't find an appropriate version. I rebooted and everyone is happy.
I installed TortoiseSVN and AnkhSVN and restarted my PC. However, I can't find subversion link in File -> Open and AnkhSvn does not show up in source control in Tools -> Options -> Source control.
I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling TortoiseSVN and AnkhSVN as well as Visual Studio 2012 with no success.
Can someone please help me with the integration of the SVN and Visual Studio 2012 Professional?
Since reinstall didn't help, i.e. you still don't see AnkhSVN as a source-control provider in Visual Studio, then it might indicate a bug or some problem with Visual Studio itself. I guess that you might get more help on this issue if you contact AnkhSVN user discussions mailing list.
BTW, AnkhSVN does not rely or require TortoiseSVN client. Since you mentioned TortoiseSVN, then I suggest trying VisualSVN plug-in. If you are familiar with TortoiseSVN and like it then I'm pretty sure that you'll find VisualSVN very friendly and easy to use with practically no learning curve.
I had the same issue; the root cause is that registry is not correctly written during installation. Visual Studio Source Control Plug-In Selection drop-down list links to the registry directly.
My regedit had been disabled by system admin, so that the installing was failed (but you would not get any error message).
Re-installing AnkhSVN after enabling read/write permission of registry and the issue gets solved.
I'd like to make some room on my drive, and to uninstall Visual Studio 2010.
I don't use it anymore because I have the 2012, and I'd obviously like to keep using 2012, that is, is it safe to completely delete an older version of VS?
Will my 2012 continue to work straight after this uninstall?
From the docs
If you uninstall a version of Visual Studio on a computer that has
more than one version installed, the file associations for Visual
Studio are removed for all versions. You can remap these file
associations by using the Restore File Associations button on the
Environment, General page of the Options dialog box
Other than this maybe nothing changes, but its for you to find out. Of all the softwares Im generally happy with the install/uninstall system of VS, because of its predictability and documentation.
I have been getting this strange error with VS2010 TFS client, whenever i try to do
any operation related to TFS.
Method not found: 'System.String
Microsoft.TeamFoundation.VersionControl.Client.ExtendedItem.get_LockOwnerDisplayName()'
More background : I was working with TFS build services on my machine and
later I uninstalled the TFS build services .. And after that i started getting this problem.
Also I repaired VS 2010 (Pro edition) and also re-installed VS 2010 SP1 .
Reinstalled TFS build services, reinstalled tfs power tools also
But still the problem persists.
Any clue how to repair/fix this?
Any way to fix the TFS client part of VS2010 ?
After installing the following hotfix,the problem was fixed.
FIX: A hotfix for Visual Studio 2010 SP1 is available to add compatibility support for Visual Studio Team Foundation Service Preview
Intresting point from the above site :
Note The following hotfix includes all the Team Foundation Client
hotfixes that were released after Visual Studio 2010 SP1 was released.
Hope this is helpful to others too.
(I guess this must have refreshed my VS2010 TFS client files)
Another solution :
Bind and rebind the project to the TFS server.
It has solved the problem in my case.
Good Luck.
This same issue happened to me after Windows Update installed update KB2813041 to Visual Studio 2010. After I uninstalled this individual update, it started working again.
Here's how to uninstall an individual update. Go to Control Panel > Windows Update > View Update History > Installed Updates (appears in a sentence at the top of the dialog). Then, scroll through the list of updates looking for Visual Studio and then right-click on the update you want to uninstall and click Uninstall.
Hopefully this helps somebody.
Thanks,
Andy