Source Control Explorer Shows Pending Changes, But

问题:

In TFS Source Control Explorer it shows pending changes(edit,[more]) with my name, But In

Pending Chages window does not showing any pending changes.

What I thought is, Months ago my Visual Studio was crashe(at that time some files are

checked out, which i was not aware of that , due to automatic checkout nature of TFS),

due to that I copied new VMImage, without undo the pending changes(which are showing

currently in Source Control Explorer). One of my team memberwants to chekin new version

of that particular file. Now I need to undo my pending chages.

回答1:

It sounds like you have them checked out under a different workspace. Try going to View->Other Windows->Source Control Explorer, then open the Workspace dropdown near the top of the screen, and select "Workspaces..."

I would suggest simply deleting any extra workspaces shown.

回答2:

Steps to reproduce:

1. Make non-conflicting edits to files in TFS.

2. Get the latest version of the project from source control.

3. Sometimes, pending changes will be marked as non-pending and all project files are saved, resulting in no pending changes in the Team Explorer.

Workaround:

1. Right-click on the solution folder in source code explorer

2. Select "Compare"

3. In the search results, manually open files which have been edited/added and save them. This will register them as a "Pending Change" in team explorer.

This is because TFS apparently uses file properties rather than actual text comparisons to register pending changes in Visual Studio.

Tested on: Windows 7, Visual Studio Ultimate 2012.

Additional feedback from my supervisor: "Not sure if it was the issue this time, but that can happen when you disconnect from the TFS server (which sometimes happens without it being obvious). File | Source Control | Go Online usually fixes it (and the option isn’t available if you are online)."

回答3:

TFS is buggy everywhere. i think you need to check out the parent folder and use TFS power toys to undo all the rubbish unchanged item. TFS use file property to indicate whether or not a file has change, which sucks the most, and produce tons of usability problem.

回答4:

If the file that you checked out is not part of the current solution, it might be hidden by the "Filter by solution" toolbar button on the Pending Changes window.

回答5:

Get your changed files check out for edit

回答6:

I've seen this problem. Sometimes when I have the pending changes window in 'flat display mode', it doesn't display my changes. I find if I click the toolbar icon at the top of the pending changes window with tooltip 'Change to folder view', then they display. I think this is a bug in the Team Explorer Client.

回答7:

I had the same problem, I re-started VS, opened the solution and all the changes are now being displayed in the pending changes window.

回答8:

Did you try to checkout the file from the Source Control Explorer view ?

For me, it worked.

回答9:

I have just had a similar issue in VS2012.

To resolve the issue, I toggled the "Show xxx" dropdown to "Show Solution Changes" and then back to "Show All". The files that were missing from the list then re-appeared.

回答10:

I was having a similar problem and it was due to the fact that my local version was a "non-version control solution" for some reason! meaning that my local was not really connected to the actual source code on tfs.

fix: Got the latest with override option checked. I know this could be painful if you had a lot of changes made to your local.

回答11:

I was facing same issue the first answer was really helpfull. But make sure to check "Show Remote Workspaces" if you are working from different computer. In my cases the files where checked in and edited from home computer and it was showing pending changes. Deleting unwanted workspaces helps to solve this problem.

回答12:

• a different workspace on the same machine
• a different workspace on another machine
• TeamExplorer -> PendingChanges -> Excluded Changes ( I included this only because you didn't specifically mention they weren't there)
  • especially if you right clicked a node in solution explorer and chose check-in
• Filtered based on TeamExplorer Settings @Oliver
• Use a Tfs Query to find the pending changes and what workspace they are pending from.

Another option is to permanently or temporarily give them permissions to overwrite your lock. Then he can check-in anyhow.

回答13:

sometimes I can not lock a branch because users have things checked out, but when I ask them about it, the pending merges/changes, only folders come up with no objects to change. What's with that?