Note: I do not want to use the VSS command line to get a branch as it gets
the lot, instead of the ones only that are configured in the sln and proj
files.
TIA
Nandor
In article <uYLazTSqBHA.2564@tkmsftngp04>, nandorkl...@cit.com.au
(Nandor Klatsmanyi) wrote:
> I'm looking for VS.NET command line options (if any) to build a solution
> from VSS. I couldn't find anything in the doco so far that would do
> this (in
> one or more steps):
> 1. get the solution file from VSS
> 2. get the project files contained by the solution from VSS
> 3. get the files contained by the project files from VSS
> 4. build the solution
The open solution from source control command will do steps 1 to 3 first
time. After that, the get latest verision command will update.
You can write a macro that does a Get latest version followed by a build,
although VSSafe will display merge UI.
Martyn Lovell
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Visual Studio Source Control and Visual SourceSafe
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