What files should be checked in SVN from Visual Studio project files in C # / VB?

Question

I find this page very useful in distinguishing which files should be checked in Delphi's Version Control System. Is there a similar page that shows which files in VB.Net should be checked in the repository?

Answer 1

Using Ankhsvn , I didn't have to worry about which files to check, because this tool knows everything.

Answer 2

I would recommend (from bitter experience) not to check

• SUO files (personal user files)
• USER ( )
• Bin
• obj

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Answer 3

, . Visual SourceSafe Visual Studio Team Foundation Server, Visual Studio .

, - VCS, , - :

http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/3645669/Files-in-a-VB-NET-project-to-put-under-Version-con.aspx

http://www.visualstudiodev.com/visual-basic-express-edition/which-files-directories-do-i-need-to-commit-to-version-control-cvs-71894.shtml

Visual SourceSafe ( ): http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms972977.aspx

Answer 4

• (.sln) VCS.
• " " VCS.

• :

  • . .vb, , . WinForms , VCS: ".designer.vb", ".resx" ".vb".
  • , ..
  • "app.config", "ApplicationEvents.vb", "Project.vbproj" "Project.vbproj.user".

• Normally do not add files from the obj or bin directory. These folders store the built exes and intermediate files created by the compiler. You might want to save the built-in EXE or DLL files in VCS, depending on your personal preferences.