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Disable warning that the solution is not under source control?

Shamefully, we use TFS to work on a C # project. I would like to switch to svn or git, but we cannot change this. All of us working on the project hate the “TFS” auto-registration feature, so we checked our solution and project files as unrelated to TFS.

Now, whenever we open a project, we get the following message:

The solution you opened is under source control, but is not currently configured for integrated source control in Visual Studio. Do you want to bind this solution to the source control?

Is there a way to disable this message while keeping the solution without being tied to the buggy and annoying integrated control source?

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The message you are referring to has nothing to do with TFS; it is related to integrated source control in Visual Studio. If you really want to get rid of this message, go to "Tools-> Options->" Source Control "and set the source provider to" none ".

Then go and download Power Tools Team Foundation and enable shell access, and you can right-click in Windows Explorer and register there. If you do not want to do this, you can perform your checks from the TF.EXE command line.

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