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Copying a sourcesafe project with history

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jeeji - 25 Mar 2008 16:06 GMT
Hi

I would like to know if the only/easiest way to copy a sourcesafe
project including its history is to Share and Branch?

I am talking about a copy within the same database.

What bothers me with the fact that I can do it using a Share/Branch is
that I have the feeling (I am not sure) that they still are connected
somehow, which I do not want them to be.
So my other question is are they connected, and what consequences can
that possibly have?

Thanks
jeeji
Mark Tolonen - 26 Mar 2008 01:41 GMT
> Hi
>
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> So my other question is are they connected, and what consequences can
> that possibly have?

As long as you check "branch after share", all the files will be a new copy
branched from the old.

--Mark
jeeji - 27 Mar 2008 08:31 GMT
Hi and thanks for your answer

I actually already knew that part. So what I really want to know is:
- Is that the only way of copying a project?
- If I use the Share/Branch strategy, are there any consequences. What
I mean here is are the two branches connected in a way that may have
consequences for me, if all I need in the first place is a
disconnected copy of the project? If I delete a file from one branch,
will that be somehow registered in the other branch?

Thanks a lot
Jeeji

to know if the only/easiest way to copy asourcesafe
> > project including its history is to Share and Branch?
>
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> --Mark
Mark Tolonen - 28 Mar 2008 06:57 GMT
> Hi and thanks for your answer
>
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>> --Mark

Deleting or purging a file, shared or branched, in one project will not
affect other projects.

--Mark

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