Checking in VS.Net 2003 solution

I am using .Net 2003 with the TFS source control provider. I don't know if they behaviour I am noticing is specific to 2003 and the source control provider or if it happens in 2005 as well.
When I have multiple changes in several projects within my solution and I then want to check-in all the changes I do so by checking in at the solution level.
What happens is that I get prompted to check in changes for each individual project. The net result is that I have several changesets created (one for each project). Obviously this is not ideal.
Is this a problem with the provider or does this happen in 2005
Any ideas what I can do to get around it Will checking in with Team Explorer work (I prefer to check-in via Visual studio because I am never quite sure what it does behind the scenes on top of the TFS check-in procedure).

Any help appreciated.
Regards
Ian


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Checking in VS.Net 2003 solution

  • kidwidahair

    Hello,

    unfortunately this is limitation of Msscci interface - all source control operations are done per connection, which usually means per project (unless project is multirooted, like web project). You can use VS2005 and Source Control Explorer or the command line. VS2003 should pick up the changes made outside of it.

    Hope this helps



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