VS2013 migrates solution on every startup.

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Hi all. I've got a strange problem with one of our solutions. Every time i load the solution, VS2013 migrates/upgrades the solution and as a result, I loose stuff like bookmarks, pinned files, collapsed folders etc. This is very annoying and takes some time to fix again.

Does anyone knows what's going on?

TIA

What I have tried:

Deleted all .suo and .user files. Cleaned the solution.

Posted 6-Dec-16 21:26pm

kaifje

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Richard MacCutchan 7-Dec-16 4:15am

Most likely the issue is with the contents of the Project files. Try creating a new project in VS2013 with all the existing source files.

kaifje 8-Dec-16 8:25am

Thanks Richard. I'll try this when I get time. This solution has over 30 projects so it will take some time :)

kaifje 21-Dec-16 6:07am

Hi Richard. The solution have 82! projects and since we're several working on it and I'm the only one who got this problem, it's not possible to create new projects and add resources. I guess that it would mess up TFS too.

Richard MacCutchan 21-Dec-16 6:30am

You only need to change the one that gives the problem. Start by creating it in a separate solution, and once it is working you can just delete the old project, and copy the new clean one into your working solution.

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