Has anyone seen this message before and can you tell me how the hell to fix it?

"The source control binding information has been removed for project XXXX. The project will be opened without source control."

To reproduce this error:
1. I click on the Solution in the Solution Explorer.
2. I add a project to my solution by going to File / Source Control / Add Project From Source Control...

The project gets added successfully and it appear to be under Source Control. I then close Visual Studio.NET 2003 and re-open the solution, and BOOM I get the above message.

After the first message comes up I immediately get a second message that says:

"The project 'XXXXX' is under source control. An error occurred registering this project with source control. It is recommended that you do not make any changes to this project."
"Robert Barish" <bostonnole (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

Has anyone seen this message before and can you tell me how the hell to fix it?

"The source control binding information has been removed for project XXXX. The project will be opened without source control."

To reproduce this error:
1. I click on the Solution in the Solution Explorer.
2. I add a project to my solution by going to File / Source Control / Add Project From Source Control...

The project gets added successfully and it appear to be under Source Control. I then close Visual Studio.NET 2003 and re-open the solution, and BOOM I get the above message.

I have the exact same problem in a solution. Really annoying.

I havn't found any good solution yet and I havn't found much information on
this either.

I do have a temporary workaround which is to remove the project from the
solution and then add it again (Use 'Add existing project' and NOT 'Add
project from Source Control', which requires the working location to be
empty).

This works in my case, but in my case the source control is valid when I
open the project outside the solution.

In my case, the web project that was originally added to VSS, had a
different URL than I use (if that has to do with anything).

Anyone with a more solid solution?

Thanks

Mikael Östberg


"Robert Barish" <bostonnole (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

After the first message comes up I immediately get a second message that
says:

"The project 'XXXXX' is under source control. An error occurred registering
this project with source control. It is recommended that you do not make any
changes to this project."
"Robert Barish" <bostonnole (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

Has anyone seen this message before and can you tell me how the hell to
fix it?

"The source control binding information has been removed for project XXXX.
The project will be opened without source control."

To reproduce this error:
1. I click on the Solution in the Solution Explorer.
2. I add a project to my solution by going to File / Source Control / Add
Project From Source Control...

The project gets added successfully and it appear to be under Source
Control. I then close Visual Studio.NET 2003 and re-open the solution, and
BOOM I get the above message.

Action:

Opening a source controlled solution containing multiple ASP.NET projects.



Result:

The solution items appear to no longer be under source control, if you reset
the

source control bindings, then close and reopen Visual Studio .NET, these
bindings

are not retained.



Cause:

The solution user (*.SUO) file appears to be corrupt.



Resolution:

After removing the local *.SUO file, then clearing the project folders for
the

ASP.NET projects, we opened the solution and reset the source control
bindings.

Once reset, these settings are retained in Visual Studio .NET.



317957 PRB: Connection Information Is Broken After You Check In Without Saving

http://support.microsoft.com/?id=317957



every project has a VSPSCC file that contains:

"ENLISTMENT_CHOICE" = "NEVER"

recommend change to

"ENLISTMENT_CHOICE" = "COMPULSORY"