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Started by Anil Joseph
Tue, 16 Dec 2003 16:59
History latest but old files
Author: Anil Joseph
Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2003 16:59
Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2003 16:59
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I had to reinstall Teamsource on my machine due to a disk crash and a subsequent new hard disk. The project (cpj etc) is on a network drive. Now when I pull the files onto my machine using Teamsource, I get files that are a few months old. The history shows changes that were done recently (yesterday), but when I look into the files on my local copy that I just pulled, I don't have the recent changes in them. Even, some new folders that were created are not being pulled. Any ideas/suggestions? Thanks in advance Anil Joseph
Re: History latest but old files
Author: George P Boutwell
Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2003 16:40
Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2003 16:40
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Anil Joseph wrote: > Any ideas/suggestions? Hmm... Haven't ever seen this problem before. Had old/deleted files comback from the dead before but not this one. When you view tip revision in Team Source do you get the latest or still the old version? If you get the latest, you can use the Save As and save it out to your local disk (doing that for each file that's wrong), and then I would probably start an new Team Source project (making a back-up of the old one, deleting, it and then creating the new or creating the new in a different directory with a different name) There is, also, an Team Source project utility... I forget who does it or where to get it, you could see if it helps your poblem (again make a back-up of your current project first). I've only used to to 'move' an Team Source project so I don't know if it'll even help your situation. HTH, George
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