I've seem to have run into a bug in VS2005 (for Developers).

Steps to reproduce:

a. create new project.

b. Right click on solution, select Add Solution to Source Control.
(Plus signs are shown next to all items in solution,
solution appears in Source Control Explorer with plus signs).

c. Right click on solution, select Undo Pending changes.
(plus signs disappear from solutions items,
solution does not show in Source Control Explorer).

d. Right click on solution - only source control menu entries shown are Unselve pending changes and disabled History.

How do I add this solution back to source control?

Thanks

Nadav

Nadav,

Please see the following post, I believe that answers your question.

Regards, Eugene

Hi Eugene,

Thanks for your reply.

Your link did answer my question.

I just wish that if the IDE could not do something (in this case, because it could be sure if the bindings should be deleted or not), it would display some message box.

Something like, 'Source Control Binding to solution/project were NOT removed, to remove them do ...'.

Nadav

FYI, I have created a fix where undoing a pending add on a solution or project file will result in the solution or project being "unbound". This means that you can do Add Solution to SCC, undo the pending adds and then have the option to Add Solution to SCC again.

The fix does NOT remove any workspace mappings. This means that the second attempt to Add Solution to SCC as described above would add the solution to the same mapped location in the repository. The user would need to modify/remove workspace mappings before attempting the second Add Solution to SCC to be able to choose an alternate location.

The reason the fix does not modify workspace mappings is that there is not a way to tell which mappings were created by the first Add Solution to SCC and which may have been created manually be the user. We do not want to erroneously delete mappings that may affect files outside the solution.

This fix is not in the upcoming TFS SP1. It should ship with the next release of Team Foundation Server.

--Ben Ryan