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Cannot Cancel Team Foundation Server 2010 Solution

I have some solutions tied to TFS 2010. But the collective project collection is no longer available. I need to reinstall these solutions on the new Team Team collection on this server. I tried changing the Source Control (File -> Source Control -> Change Source Control). After clicking "Change Source Control" a window appeared with the worlds "You want to completely disconnect the solution from TFS", I clicked "Yes". But when I try to add this solution to this new collection of projects, I have a message saying that I cannot do this because the previous collective project collection is not available. I deleted tags from solution files and project files and all * .vssscc, * .vspscc files. But after several attempts, I received a similar error message.

Message:

The command foundation server http: //tfs.dynamics...etc does not exist or is not available at the moment. Technical information for the administrator: The support desk is not available on the server http://tfs.dynamics.../<OLDPROJECTCOLLECTION>

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Something clearly remembers the old collection.

One option, if you still have access to it, is to re-enable the old collection, disconnect it from it, and reconfirm to the new collection before decommissioning it. Thus, Visual Studio has every chance to clear or rewrite any links to the old collection before deleting it.

If it is too late, then the places that I would look (in order of priority) are as follows:

  • Make sure you delete the old collection / server from the "connect to TFS server" dialogs
  • Make sure that all workspaces for the old collection are deleted and that the folders containing your solutions / projects are displayed in the new collection file structure. (Old comparisons may prompt Sun to add bindings for the workspace, which, in his opinion, refers to these folders)
  • Remove all collection references from any solution and project file and delete all source binding files (vssscc, etc.).
  • Search all files (.) In the source tree
  • Search your registry (be extremely careful if you find anything and want to delete it).
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/918718/

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