Re: Hardlink removal w/o destroying the history

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Registered: Jan 12, 2005 02:02:19 PM Hardlink removal w/o destroying the history
Posted: Dec 08, 2010 09:25:35 AM I have a user who created a hardlink on an element with a lot of history and other users have checkouts on other branches of the element. How do remove his mistake without distrubing all of the other users?
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Registered: Sep 28, 2005 02:20:11 PM Re: Hardlink removal w/o destroying the history
Posted: Dec 08, 2010 04:28:04 PM   in response to: vobadm's post cleartool rmname will work just fine here. A "hardlink" is just a directory entry. And removing it is harmless as long as there are other directory versions that refer to it correctly.

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Re: Visual Studio "losing history"...

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Registered: Oct 20, 2006 03:06:12 PM Visual Studio "losing history"...
Posted: Oct 28, 2010 05:41:02 PM Hello,

I have some developers complaining that Visual Studio sometimes "loses history" of elements when they:
1. Refactor a class name
2. Rename a file
3. do a check class name

they have a rule set to "Class Name must match File Name" which may be causing some of the issue. But, looking at the history it appears to be making a new element which gives the appearance of losing history.

Is there a visual Studio setting or best practice to avoid this from happening? Would an evil-twin trigger fix the problem? (We're still running 2005 VS and an old 2003.06 Clearcase on Windows XP)

thanks very much for any suggestions you may have.

Mark

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Registered: Nov 19, 2007 06:06:36 AM Re: Visual Studio "losing history"...
Posted: Nov 01, 2010 05:35:18 PM   in response to: MJaskilka's post Sounds like VS removes the parent directory and recreate it. Have you tried to disable the CC-VS integration while you run any of these operations?
Also compare the VS configuration between the the 'good' machines and 'bad' machines.

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Subject: Pseudo-attributes and history view - by: 123cm

Hello,
two questions here:

Apart from the Symbols list in CLI help for Synergy 6.5 and keywords list in Classic CLI help for Synergy 7.1, where is the complete list of pseudo-attributes can be found?

Today we are looking for the way to show the "%in_baseline" information on objects in the history view. This info is available for projects but not for files. Same goes for "%in_build".

Thank you!

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