Currently the solution is managed by SVN and I want to switch to git. When I do Tools->Options->Source Control->Plug-in Selection and change plug-in I get this dialog:
I never get past that, when I open the .sln again it is still SVN.
I have a feeling I have done this many times in the past.
Additional info: The files are already managed by git, I just cloned it using git extensions and it was np. The issue is in VS.
Select one of your repositories, and then select the repository location, which must be a folder. Once you choose the folder, you click the Select Repository Location button. After this, we need to set the Git username and email address with the git config command on the terminal.
Source Control Explorer is available in Visual Studio, but isn't opened by default when working with a project managed in TFVC. You can open the Source Control Explorer window: From the Team Explorer home page (Keyboard: Ctrl + 0, H), choose Source Control Explorer. From the menu bar.
Suggestion: Don't bother with switching. Remove it from source control (SVN) and check it in anew (git). Or, if removing it by Visual Studio tools doesn't work, here's how you do it manually:
Edit: Manually removing this from the .sln file did the trick:
GlobalSection(SubversionScc) = preSolution Svn-Managed = True Manager = AnkhSVN - Subversion Support for Visual Studio EndGlobalSection
The easier way to do it is a two steps process which can be done withput leaving Visual Studio:
Open the menu option File > Source Control > Change Source Control. In the dialog use the Disconnect button.
As described in the question itself, open the menu Tools > Options, and change the Source Control to git. This time it will change it without complaining at all.
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