How to set the default source control for Visual Studio 2008?

Question

We recently installed Team Foundation Server 2008, and we use it for both Visual Studio 2008 code and Visual FoxPro 9 code, which we are still porting to .Net. I had to install the TSS MSSCCI provider to connect to the VFP9 IDE. This works fine, but Visual Studio now seems to be confused about which version control source is plugged in for use and continues to return to the MSSCCI TSS provider instead of the "Visual Studio Team Foundation Server" plugin installed with Team Explorer. When changes are inserted, I get errors when trying to get / check the code from TFS. How can I get Visual Studio to support the Team Explorer plugin as my default?

Answer 1

Have you tried switching which control source PLGGG VS 2008 uses for TFS? You can find the option in Tools> Options> Source Control. It does not have a default option, but it should save the value if you close VS after installing it.

Good luck.

Answer 2

It turns out that the source code bindings were not converted as part of the transition from VSS to TFS. Rebinding solutions solved the problem.

So, the problem was not really that VS did not save my default selection. This is just a change to the version control plugin based on the file bindings of the solution I was trying to open.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

Well, I had the same answer, and I decided that I had. You must change it as an Administrator.

So, I right-clicked, launched VS2013 as an administrator, installed the SCC plugin in None, exited. Then the same thing began, changed to AnkhSVN, and left.

At startup, as usual, there is now the correct default SVN, not TFS!