>Get a specific version, check the overwrite option
>delete, .suo file, restart VS2010
> tf get / force
>Delete the mapping, delete the local file, and remap the entire TFS project to the local folder
> tfpt rollback / changeset where the last change set of .csproj lists a branch and merges For the pending changes I
>File -> Source Control -> Open from source control, navigate to the TFS project, try to open the .csproj in the undownloaded folder, receive the error “Cannot open the selected file The project file has been moved, renamed or is not on your computer.”
I may miss other things I tried, if I can think of anything, I will definitely update this list.
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Besides those listed above, is there any other way to get these 2 folders and their contents from TFS?
tf get. /force /recursive
This should force recursion from the current directory.
I have A seemingly common problem, but I can’t find a common solution that suits me. I recently re-imaged my computer and am now re-downloading the solution from TFS. One of the solution folders contains 2 folders, List the “Not Downloaded” in the “Latest” column of the Source Control Explorer. When trying to open the solution, I get the error “Cannot load project file. Cannot find file x”. I have tried the methods listed below , But to no avail:
>Get a specific version, check the overwrite option
>delete, .suo file, restart VS2010
> tf get / force
>delete the mapping, delete Local file, remap the entire TFS project to a local folder
> tfpt rollback / changeset where the last change set of .csproj lists a branch and merged into pending changes by me
> file – > Source Control -> Open from source control, navigate to the TFS project, try to open the .csproj in a folder that is not downloaded, receive the error “Cannot open the selected file. The project file has been moved, renamed or is not in yours On the computer.”
I may miss other things I try, if I can think of anything, I will definitely update this list.
In addition to those listed above, there are Is there no other way to get these 2 folders and their contents from TFS?
Try to browse to the directory through the visual studio command line and perform the following operations:
tf get. /force /recursive
This should force recursion from the current directory.