Back in VSS days when something like this happened this is what I'd do: - Move your updated files somewhere safe - undo the checkout on the files in source control - check the files out again - replace the newly checked out files with the updated files - check back in
On 2/16/07, Rick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello: > > I made the big mistake of chaging my computer name after I installed > Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition. My problem is that I have a project > checked out under the prior name of my computer and I cannot get the > file to check it in. When I click on the workspaces dropdown to try to > change it, I select the old name of my computer and it sees the files > under the same directory that the new name of my computer is under. > Unfortunately, I cannot do anything to these files. I cannot check > them in which is what I ultimately want to do. When I go onto the > Solution Control Explorer, it only shows those two files checked out > under my name, but the old computer name. And there is nothing that I > can do with them and they really need to be checked in. Please > help...I am desperate!! Thank you: > > Rick > > P.S. If I am being vague, please tell me and I will try to exaplain it > in more detail. > > > -- Dean Fiala Very Practical Software, Inc Now with Blogging... http://www.vpsw.com/blogbaby Microsoft MVP [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
