I am having issues with check in my code files because of some changes I have made to the project and solution. I have renamed project files, added different project files in the solution and added many files in the existing project. Now I am getting an error while checking in the code. The error details are:
Check In: Operation not performed Could not find file '....Console.csproj.vspscc'.
How do I create a vspscc file if it does not get created on its own?
Any help would be great and thanks in advance.
Source Code Control (SCC) file for projects created with Microsoft Visual Studio; contains metadata used for tracking revisions of Visual Studio software development projects; includes information such as the version number, file path, and the number of nested projects.
In Visual Studio's Source Control Explorer, right-click on a folder or item and select "Get latest version". If your workspace doesn't have that item mapped, it will ask you where you want it to be located on disk and then retrieve it for you. Hope this helps!
This looks pretty stupid on my part. I restarted my Visual Studio and I could perform the check in because Visual Studio created the vspscc file when it opened the projects and solution.
Answering my own question as fast as possible so nobody else prints my own negligence before me.
And for anybody who needs an answer as how to create a vspscc file, restart the visual studio IDE
I'd try using File/SourceControl/ChangeSourceControl dialog and unbind (if necessary) then rebind the project to TFS to recreate the .csproj.vspscc.
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