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Visual Studio does not support version control project

I am trying to open a project in VS 2010, but I get an error when opening it. Can anyone say what this error means?

The project is under source control. This version of Visual Studio.net does not support a versioned project. Any this project will not extend to the source code.

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C: \ Users \ YourName \ AppData \ Local \ Microsoft \ Team Foundation \ 4.0 \ Cache \ VersionControl.config

has been damaged. Deleted it all now.

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It means that:

  • The project is under source control.
  • If you make any changes, VS will not propagate them to Source Control
  • If you need to make changes to Source Control, you need to do it your own way.

But , if you want to just start the project or just see the code, or jsut does not want to cooperate with it, you should ignore this message.

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The solution to this problem is to find the Visual Studio 2008 development runtime on the command line (its default: C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0 \ Common7 \ IDE \ devenv.exe) and Type:

devenv / resetskippkgs

Maybe this will help u, check this out ... "project type is not supported by this setting" error

asp.net mvc 1.0 "project type not supported" on Visual Studio 2008

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You are using Visual Studio Express , which does not support add-ons and therefore does not support version control add-ons.

There is a similar question here: The initial version for Visual Studio Express

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This means that the solution you opened is versioned, such as Team Foundation Server (TFS). To work with version control functions, you need a special version of the visual studio.

It seems (assumption based on the error message) that you can use the source from the project, you can create and run the program, but you cannot make any changes to the version repository.

The TFS wikipedia page pretty well explains what TFS is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Team_Foundation_Server

If you work with the code for yourself, this should not be a problem. If you are working on a team project using TFS as a version control system, you will have to upgrade to another version of VS.

Perhaps this thread may help you a little: Connect Visual Studio 2010 Professional to TFS

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I assume that this means that you are using the express version, and in this you are not getting an integrated control source.

Additional information is needed, for example, confirmation of the above and knowledge of which source control is in the project.

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