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Firstly let me describe the working behavior of TFS:
1) Whenever we add any reference to class file(lets call it "sample.cs") csproj gets checked out automatically, we could see the changes made to the sample.cs file in pending changes of TFS but csproj file will not be visible until you save the csrproj file.
Now coming to my problem,
I am developing a tool which will only display the necessary details, rather than complete information (such as hint path and all..). To do that i have to save the csproj file manually then only i can run my tool.
Is there any way i could skip the step of saving the csproj file.
Any help would be appreciated.
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1) Whenever we add any reference to class file(lets call it "sample.cs") csproj gets checked out automatically, we could see the changes made to the sample.cs file in pending changes of TFS but csproj file will not be visible until you save the csrproj file.
Now coming to my problem,
I am developing a tool which will only display the necessary details, rather than complete information (such as hint path and all..). To do that i have to save the csproj file manually then only i can run my tool.
Is there any way i could skip the step of saving the csproj file.
Any help would be appreciated.
Continue reading...