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Okay, I will try this now. The answer above tells me how &nbsp;to delete a project, but I will assume this is how to get rid of the solution file as well.
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Okay, I will try this now. The answer above tells me how  to delete a project, but I will assume this is how to get rid of the solution file as well.

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We have a large solution in TFS 2010 source control that has a corrupt solution file. &nbsp;Another Developer and I got the solution to build when we created a local copy of the solution file, but TFS will not let us check in the new file on top of the old file.<br />
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We are running VS 2012 Ultimate. &nbsp;Now we actually lock up VS 2012 Ultimate when we &quot;Get Latest&quot; and try to open the solution file.<br />
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So we just want to blow away the solution file in TFS and then add then local copy into TFS. All the examples we can find are from an earlier version of VS and the menu options are different. &nbsp;Thanks!
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We have a large solution in TFS 2010 source control that has a corrupt solution file.  Another Developer and I got the solution to build when we created a local copy of the solution file, but TFS will not let us check in the new file on top of the old file.

We are running VS 2012 Ultimate.  Now we actually lock up VS 2012 Ultimate when we "Get Latest" and try to open the solution file.

So we just want to blow away the solution file in TFS and then add then local copy into TFS. All the examples we can find are from an earlier version of VS and the menu options are different.  Thanks!

TFS-how to delete solution file in TFS 2010 from VS 2012 Ultimate

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