Re: Feature Request: Select items automatically on a per file basis

> So I version the .suo file. Then, every time I compile, VS touches
> and changes the .suo file

Since VS re-creates the file every time the code is built, why does
the file need to be versioned?

If the file does need to be versioned (which IMO it does not), what
use is there in storing an out-of-date version of it which is never
updated the repository?

I'm pretty sure you can just set a global ignore on *.suo and forget
about those files. Note that they are created with the hidden
attribute, too. The .suo files are essentially cache temp-files from
what I can tell. Anything in them can be re-created from the source,
and if they're out of date compared to the source then they are
useless as well.

(I fully agree that Microsoft should stop dumping crap like that in
with the source code, but that's life with Visual Studio. :( )

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Received on 2010-10-07 08:47:04 CEST