I am attempting to upgrade my Silverlight project from the 2010.1 to 2010.2 using the upgrade utility, but I continuously receive the following message for different files depending on what project I am attempting to convert: "<FileName> appears to be read-only or not accessible for some reason."
I am running the Utility as an administrator and there are no locks on the files themselves, I can rename them etc. I am using Team Foundation Server for source control, could that be hindering my ability to upgrade?
Hi Mel Green,
To successfully upgrade your Silverlight project from the 2010.1 to 2010.2 with Version Utility first files under source control must be checked out and then continue with upgrade.
Best regards,Milena MitovaSoftware Engineer in Test INetAdvantage for Silverlight LoB
I'm having the same issue, only with a Winforms VB project which is using NetAdvantage 2008.3.
The project is under source control with Dynamsoft (a hosted VSS replacement). I've checked out the whole project, yet I keep getting the error of:
assemblyinfo.vb appears to be read-only or not accessible for some reason.
Yes I verified that none of the files are read-only.
What gives? If necessary, I would manually update the project myself, but I can't seem to find instructions as to how to go about it.
Help!
I'm having the same issue in a Winforms VB project as well going from NetAdvantage 2008.3 to 2010.2. My project is in Visual SourceSafe, but all files are checked out and writable.
Has it been determined what the cause of this is or how to workaround it?