We are attempting to add the Windows Form source to team foundation server (TFS). The initial population into TFS is complaining about a missing source file and path.
The path is ..\CLR4.0\CommonFiles.Xaml and the missing source file is PropertyChangeNotifier.cs. We got beyond this error by manually creating the directory and copying the file from CLR4.0/Infragistics4.Undo\Helpers.
The path is mentioned in the UltraWinSpreadsheet.csproj. It is also mentioned in a significant number of *.pdb files. Naturally we have a concern about both this reference and which version of the file to reference. All of the control project build normally, but with a large number of warnings. This occurs both in Visual Studio 2015 and Visual Studio 2017.
Hello Mark,
Thank you for the update. You can likely ignore any warnings and as long as the CommonFiles.Xaml is from the same version as the rest of the source code it should be fine. Are you able to run the source code after you have gotten it setup?
Sincerely,Mike P.Software DeveloperInfragistics, Inc.www.infragistics.com
Obviously we intend on extending some of these controls and need to preserve the initial versions. Regardless, saving the initial version into TFS is a safety factor.
Thank you for contacting Infragistics!
What are you trying to achieve by building the source code?