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TFS: Why there are Pending changes from multiple projects

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i have a Team Project and under this Team Project there are multiple visual studions solutions. each solution contain multiple projects.

while working on a solution , in pending changes it shows me files from other solutions as well which are checked out to me.... this is wrong.. it have to show only changes related to current solution. why it is showing me changes from all solutions.??

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Mohsan Avatar asked Nov 19 '09 10:11

Mohsan


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There is a button to the right of the list of buttons in the pending changes window that looks like a solution item - when this is highlighted it should only shows items for the current solution. Sometimes you have to refresh to show the correct items.

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cjk Avatar answered Oct 14 '22 09:10

cjk


Just an update for Visual Studio 2012: The button mentioned above appears to have been moved to a filter drop down beneath Included Changes / Excluded Changes. Hit the dropdown and change "Show All" to "Show Solution Changes."

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WDO Avatar answered Oct 14 '22 11:10

WDO