Opening solution hangs Visual Studio

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Type: Public Status:Closed Created: 13 Feb 06 02:00 Updated: 12 Mar 06 03:00

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--> Wayne Bradney (user) at 12 Mar 06 03:00 writes

Yes, the new version seems to work perfectly. Thanks!

--> Oleg Akolupin (admin) at 10 Mar 06 03:00 writes

Please test new release ( RC3 ), this problem must be fixed.
http://www.pushok.com/files/soft/svn/svnproxy.msi

--> Wayne Bradney (user) at 04 Mar 06 03:00 writes

I've narrowed it down -- I only need to make writable the .csproj files --
the .sln file can stay readonly and it still opens OK.

--> Wayne Bradney (user) at 03 Mar 06 03:00 writes

Created from scratch in VS2005 (Release version, not a Beta or Release
Candidate)

--> Oleg Akolupin (admin) at 03 Mar 06 03:00 writes

How did yoy create your project? Is it created by the VS 2005 or it is
converted from older version (VS 2003) ?

--> Wayne Bradney (user) at 28 Feb 06 02:00 writes

I tried to 'Create from Source Control' to a new directory.
It works initially, and I can edit, checkin/out while still in that same VS
session, but then after I close VS and re-open the solution I get the same
hang/Not Responding.

I can only load the solution after subsequently making writeble all of the
.csproj files and the .sln file.

--> Oleg Akolupin (admin) at 27 Feb 06 02:00 writes

Yes, You are absolutely right.
At normal work this files have R/O flag.

Please try get solution from repository to new place by only SVN plug-in.

--> Wayne Bradney (user) at 25 Feb 06 02:00 writes

Update:

I ran regmon and filemon (sysinternals.com) while opening the project and
saw some file access errors on the hidden .svn/props/???-work and ???-base
files.

Just for fun I made my entire development directory writeable, and then
again opened the solution, and it opened instantly.

So this is something to do with file access permissions? I'm sure that I'm
not supposed to have to make all files writeable in order to open the
project?

--> Wayne Bradney (user) at 25 Feb 06 02:00 writes

I just reformatted and reinstalled windows, vs2005 and svnproxy and I still
have the same problem. I can even use TortoiseSVN to download a project
(unbound), open the solution (no problem), "Change Source Control" (fix all
bindings -> Valid), check in everything (No problem), check out, work on
files, check in (no problem).

As soon as I close VS2005 and then re-open the solution, VS hangs (Not
Responding), and I have to manually edit the project and solution files and
remove the bindings in order to get my solution to load again.

At this point I'm out of ideas. Is there anything else you can suggest?

--> Wayne Bradney (user) at 24 Feb 06 02:00 writes

I did both of those things.

I'm now resorting to a complete re-install.

--> Oleg Akolupin (admin) at 24 Feb 06 02:00 writes

We repeated your scenario and we have fine work of plug-in.
But you did not write two very important points.

1. Closed Visual Studio
2. Copied the debug DLL to C:\Program Files\PushOK Software\SVN Proxy
3. Opened the (unbound) project in Visual Studio (opened OK)
4. "Change Source Control" to rebind the project to SVN (rebind OK)
new>>> rebind the all lines in this form and you must see "Valid" in all
Status column
5. Check in pending changes (checkin OK)
new>>> CheckIn All changed files.
6. Close Visual Studio

May be this corrections will help you.

--> Wayne Bradney (user) at 22 Feb 06 02:00 writes

I guess that recurring connection could have been coming from TortoiseSVN,
since I also left a Windows Explorer open.

--> Wayne Bradney (user) at 22 Feb 06 02:00 writes

I left Visual Studio all day and it was still "Not Responding" when I came
back to it.

The SVN server logs show that a connection was made every minute from that
client machine for the whole 10 hours.

--> Wayne Bradney (user) at 21 Feb 06 02:00 writes

Did the following:

1. Closed Visual Studio
2. Copied the debug DLL to C:\Program Files\PushOK Software\SVN Proxy
3. Opened the (unbound) project in Visual Studio (opened OK)
4. "Change Source Control" to rebind the project to SVN (rebind OK)
5. Check in pending changes (checkin OK)
6. Close Visual Studio
7. Re-open the project in Visual Studio - it's now been hanging for 5
minutes

debuglog is attached

debuglog.txt

--> Oleg Akolupin (admin) at 15 Feb 06 02:00 writes

We can not repeat this problem.
Please write step by step how you made it.

And also, Please use the debug dll.
Download it here: http://www.pushok.com/files/PushokSVNSCC_com_log.zip

Unzip to overwrite existing. You will find debuglog.txt near the dll.
Send it to me for analysis.
Thank you in advance.

--> Wayne Bradney (user) at 15 Feb 06 02:00 writes

I'm using:

Visual Studio 2005
svn://
Windows XP Professional SP2

TortoiseSVN is able to check in/out/update/commit with no problems, as is a
svn command line under Cygwin.

Let me know what else I can do to debug this for you. Is there a log file
or something I can inspect?

--> Oleg Akolupin (admin) at 13 Feb 06 02:00 writes

Also write :
What OS you use?

--> Oleg Akolupin (admin) at 13 Feb 06 02:00 writes

Please write :
What IDE you use?
What protocol (svn://, svn+ssh://, file://, http:// https://) you use?

--> Wayne Bradney (user) at 13 Feb 06 02:00 writes

If I manually edit the .sln file and all the project files to remove all
the SCC bindings, the solutions opens again just fine.

What's going on with the plug-in? How can I determine what's causing the
IDE to hang?

--> Wayne Bradney (user) at 13 Feb 06 02:00 writes

Version 1.3.0 RC2

I was able to add a new project to the repository (Add solution to Source
Control...) and subsequently work on the project, save and close.

Now when I open the solution, the IDE just hangs. It's been hanging for
about 30 minutes with no CPU or disk activity.

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