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Hello!
I have a development team, which for various reasons created their workspaces to map to the same network drive location.
Example: user1 has workspace for $/TP1/folder1 mapped to I:\folder1 where I:\ is the network location accessible to all his team members. He usually works on items in folder1 and doesn't touch other folders in the Team Project.
user2 also has his workspace mapped to I:\folder2. He works with items in folder2 only.
Now, user1 is OOO and user2 is trying to modify folder1 contents. User1 doesn't have anything checked out from TFS. User2 maps his folder1 workspace to I:\folder1 as well. He checks out a file, makes modifications and checkes it back in.
The out put window shows that Changeset <#> is successfully checked in.
Access to I:\folder1 is denied. How could this be possible?
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