Hello,
I would like to be able to do the following from the commandline using
Visual Source Safe with a number of C# projects on my system:
Check in all files for a project that are checked out
Get the latest version of all files in a project
Checkout all files in a project
Basically, I want to create a batch file (or even a simple app) that
will allow me to check in changes from my laptop to the server at work
when I arrive in the mornings. When I leave at night, I'd like to use
a similar batch file to retrieve the latest versions of several
projects. I'd also like to be able to check out several of the
projects exclusively (as I'm the only developer working on them).
Anybody done this?
Thanks,
Will Gant
foehammer@hotmail.com
Richard J - 28 Oct 2004 16:05 GMT
Check out the BOL topic regarding Using the VSS Command Line.
That will give you all the information regarding the syntax for the command
line to perform each task that you are asking about.
Then, you can simply drop each of those commands into a batch file.
> Hello,
> I would like to be able to do the following from the commandline using
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> Will Gant
> foehammer@hotmail.com