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Software: Visual Studio 2010 + Team Foundation Server standard<br />
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Hi,<br />
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everytime, when one of our developer loads a solution, the sln-file and all vcxproj-files are automatic checkout by the TFS, but there is no difference between the local file and the server file. When i try to checkin i got a prompt &quot;There is no difference...&quot;<br />
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We have a lot of project files and so it's confused to keep overview...<br />
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Any ideas? Tanks a lot!
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Software: Visual Studio 2010 + Team Foundation Server standard

Hi,

everytime, when one of our developer loads a solution, the sln-file and all vcxproj-files are automatic checkout by the TFS, but there is no difference between the local file and the server file. When i try to checkin i got a prompt "There is no difference..."

We have a lot of project files and so it's confused to keep overview...

Any ideas? Tanks a lot!

Always automatic checkout of solution and project-files, but no difference

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