RE: Visual Studio.NET 2002/3 Best Practices

Brian Beaudet wrote:
> When adding a solution and related projects to a central repository used
by
> several developers, what are the files (*.sln, *.projdata, *.nunit, etc.)
> that should not go into it? I'm assuming some files are best left
> un-versioned as they are only useful to a particular developer.

You should avoid versioning .suo, .pdb, .projdata, *proj.user, .exe, .pdb
and .obj files. VS.NET will usually put an exclusive lock on the .projdata
and .suo files, causing any Subversion operation on them to fail if the
solution is open in the IDE. The Ankh FAQ briefly touches on this[1].

Putting the .sln and .*proj files under version control is usually
enough(plus the source code, of course).

[1] http://ankhsvn.tigris.org/faq.html#XSLTsection129120121120

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