Hello All,
The situation:
We have a project in Visual Studio 2010 (with TFS) that is using the Telerik.Web.UI.dll.
The problem:
Whenever any one of the developers builds and runs the project, the Telerik dll's are automatically checked out and locked for that developer. This makes the other developers unable to run the project until it's checked back in.
The question:
Is there something about the Telerik software that requires this, or is it completely unrelated to Telerik and merely a VS configuration problem?
The gratitude:
Thanks, in advance.
Glenn
The situation:
We have a project in Visual Studio 2010 (with TFS) that is using the Telerik.Web.UI.dll.
The problem:
Whenever any one of the developers builds and runs the project, the Telerik dll's are automatically checked out and locked for that developer. This makes the other developers unable to run the project until it's checked back in.
The question:
Is there something about the Telerik software that requires this, or is it completely unrelated to Telerik and merely a VS configuration problem?
The gratitude:
Thanks, in advance.
Glenn
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Hi Glenn,
Generally, no Telerik assemblies should be checked out and locked when projects using them are built/run with TFS integration. You may check your project settings to see whether there is something in the project configuration which forces these unwanted actions.
Best regards,
Sebastian
the Telerik team
Generally, no Telerik assemblies should be checked out and locked when projects using them are built/run with TFS integration. You may check your project settings to see whether there is something in the project configuration which forces these unwanted actions.
Best regards,
Sebastian
the Telerik team
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Glenn
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answered on 18 Apr 2011, 01:54 PM
Hi Sebastian,
I actually found the reason for the problem:
The Telerik DLL's also had unneeded ".refresh" files associated with them in TFS. Once I deleted those, the system stopped trying to check them out when the project is built.
Glenn
I actually found the reason for the problem:
The Telerik DLL's also had unneeded ".refresh" files associated with them in TFS. Once I deleted those, the system stopped trying to check them out when the project is built.
Glenn