Adding Solutions and Projects to Source Control
When you add a solution to source control, the solution becomes part of a dynamic versioning archive created and maintained by the source control provider. Each time someone checks in a new version of the solution, that version becomes part of the archive and is available to other source control users.
Adding a solution to source control also starts a system of centralized file management. Source control providers, such as Microsoft Visual SourceSafe, control access to source-controlled items; source control clients cannot write to local copies of source-controlled files without checking them out.
The following table describes the topics in this section.
| Topic | Description |
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Describes the project types you can add, and provides instructions on how to add a solution to source control. |
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Provides instructions on how to add a project to a solution. |
See Also
Concepts
Opening Solutions and Projects from Source Control