The error message will give you a fair idea of where to look.
Your source code has now been liberated ) If you open a solution or project and get an error message about missing source control or something similar you have probably missed some. Team Foundation Version Control stores your code, but when you begin to make changes to the code, those changes have to happen on your local machine. For example, you can modify the file to support fields you added to work item types or modify the way in which existing fields are published and refreshed. When working with Team Foundation Version Control, one of the concepts you need to understand is the workspace. option of the dropdown to the right of Workspace:) Manage Workspaces -> Select your workspace -> Edit -> Remove or change your mapping. Delete all rows that contains "Scc" and "SAK" on the same line. This file controls how Microsoft Project publishes tasks to a specified team project that was created in Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2012. Not sure if this works if you're offline, but you can remove the mapping by opening the Manage Workspaces area in Source Control Explorer (click on the. Find "GlobalSection(TeamFoundationVersionControl)" and remove that entire section.
vspscc and .sou (I might have missed some extension here, keep an eye out for anything like. Remove write protection on all files and folders.Move or copy your source code to a new folder not located in or below a location mapped to any TFS instance (old or new).If your old TFS is non-functional and VS wont let you remove the source control bindings (File->Souce Control->Change Source Control.) then you can always manually rip the source control bindings out of your projects and solutions.īasically it goes like this.
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