Storing control source files in the Visual Studio decision tree

Question

We use Visual Studio 2008 and Surround SCM for version control. SCM deletes files in each directory named ".MySCMServerInfo", which are user-specific data files that should not be checked in the source control. They are similar to .scc files that crashed with Visual Source Safe. We also have several WAPs (web application projects) that we are developing. All these .MySCMServerInfo files are displayed in the decision tree and in the pending checks window when they do not. There must be some way to make VS ignore files of this extension, as it ignores .scc files. How to make VS ignore .MySCMServerInfo files in WAP?

Answer 1

I have new information about this issue. Setting the hidden bit in the .MySCMServerInfo file will cause Surround SCM to lose tracking of file modification status. He begins to think that the files are out of date when they are not there, and he can always get new versions.

Instead, install this registry key if you are using Visual Studio 2008:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\9.0\Packages\
{8FF02D1A-C177-4ac8-A62F-88FC6EA65F57}\IgnorableFiles\.MySCMServerInfo]

Install this registry key if you are using Visual Studio 2005:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\8.0\Packages\
{8FF02D1A-C177-4ac8-A62F-88FC6EA65F57}\IgnorableFiles\.MySCMServerInfo]

They will tell you that Visual Studio does not display .MySCMServerInfo files in the decision tree and in the Pending Validation view.

Answer 2

Using a hidden file system bit should work.

Answer 3

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