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Annoying VS.NET Bug

OK this is a bug. Flat out. A bug.

Here's the deal.

Subversion, which is my new favorite source control system, creates a hidden folder when you do a checkout called ".svn". And for some reason, VS.NET will not tolerate a folder that begins with a period in a web project.

It works fine for Class Library projects. It works fine for Windows Forms projects. But when you use a Web Project, it says, "Refreshing the project failed. Unable to retrieve folder information from the server."

And to make matters worse, this is a known bug. I hate things like this. There is absolutely no good reason for this rule.

posted on Tuesday, April 13, 2004 3:46 PM

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