I'm trying to use Visual Studio 2005 with ClearCase files (see private, which is an existing file "Eclipse"), but at any time I can use VS I save the file in, it gets unselected, and returns the enhanced file. In linux, I use VIM instead of Visual Studio, and by getting backup copy = yes, this problem is obtained, so that it can save the file by typing in the new file and then moving the original instead of copying the existing file. Instead of going out of the way (which does not accept) and then write a new file, but in windows, I want to use Visual Studio (Because the C # code in the tree is compiled under VS). Is there any way to teach this to save files like this?
I do not think the Visual Studio file may have been written before filing in a particular way .
Keeping this in mind, with the developer's environment, with the Visual Studio as a Windows file, the files that are eclipsed are often case sensitive and later written is not case-sensitive. - Have you checked the case of your file?
Can you also examine the config spec associated with your Windows view? (And compare it to your Linux view)
I spend 1/2 h with just a visual studio 2005 / clean-case / dynamic scene ... I see the same thing!
The only solution I can understand is to add a non-selection rule:
element / my / private / file -none However, after removing VS200, save the private file when saving it, ClearCase does not attempt to restore the versionned file, because it is not selected at all.
If in the north, VS2005 I studied the option without changing any clear setting ...), but inside ClearCase.
I know that it helps.
As noted, the negative side of this approach "un-eclipse" is no longer about moving / removing the private file, so that the dynamically restored version of the file in clear sequence Can go
Now, that step should be completed with another, which is to comment non-selection rules in the config spac.