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I was upgrading from VS 2008 to VS 2010. When I was getting errors in the auto-upgrade saying that files could not be opened, I made (what a I believe to be) a mistake and just went to Explorer and un-checked “read-only” for the containing folders and didn’t check the files out. I now want to go through and set those files to “read-only” again, so I don’t break stuff. Does anyone know which files are meant to be read-only and which ones, if any, are not?
Files which are not checked out should be read-only. Once a file is checked out, it becomes writable.