visual sourcesafe - Merge a Branch in VSS: You cannot perform a merge on a binary file, or a file that stores latest version -
Maybe I'm dumb, or just stupid.
But I'm stuck on the site of an enterprise where VSS is 'option'.
So I had to list my code, which was logically easy
However, when it came time to merge back into the main line in VSS, things got worse.
First of all, I could not merge with the project, or even from the folder, but only file-B-files.
Then I tried the suggested command line: ss merge $ / root / project / project / folder / .
The following error:
"You can not merge a binary file, or a file that stores the latest version N."
This error message generates a lot of information about searching CVS, Demolition and GIT.
This is because the words in that sentence are used in the text of those other posts.
Does anyone think that this error is two 'modes' that will work in VSS?
I mean, does a difference in lock-ferriv-unlock and copy-merge?
Whenever I try to merge, I can also use a diff utility and then check the changes from one branch to another because the necessary modifications in the merge and branch fi Do not produce the versions to keep it straight.
Thank you,
Stato
The message indicates, you are trying to merge on a file set to store a binary file or only the latest version.
Should not do anything with this mode.
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