Hi,

I'm using VS.NET 2003 SP1 with TFS MSSCCI provider 1.1. In the Solution Explorer, some of the resx files are shown as "checked out" status (with the red icon). However I don't have anything checked out. It seems to only happen to some of the language resx files (i.e., Form.de.resx and Form.fr.resx), but not regular code .cs files. How do I clear the checkout status in VS.NET?

Thanks,
Heng-yi

It looks like it's related to delete and rename in TFS. The following is how to reproduce it.

1. Create a library project with one form and set localizable to true. Bind to TFS.
2. Set language to "German (Germany)". It then generates two resx files, Form1.de.resx and Form1.de-DE.resx.
3. Check in everything.
4. Delete Form1.de.resx from TFS and check in.
5. Rename Form1.de-DE.resx to Form1.de.resx and check in.
6. Open the project file and notice that Form1.de.resx is in the checkout status.

Thanks,
Heng-yi

Hi:

Interesting, we will take a look and if it is a bug that we can fix in our next release we will do so.

Thanks, mario

Hello,

the current behavior of Tfs Msscci is the following:

• if you do delete and rename from the same workspace as your VS2003 project than the file is deleted from the local drive (I think this is what you did). VS2003 doesn't handle this situation both for VSS and TFS
• if you do this in another workspace, than file still exists locally, VS2003 handles this and you can re-add the file

Hope this clarifies the problem. Unfortunately it is VS who needs to solve it. I'm afraid you need to remove reference to not existing resx manually from csproj.