Long story short, I’ve got a bunch of Visual Studio projects under SourceSafe’s “control”, and I’m moving over to something that actually works.
When I get a project out from SourceSafe, there are a bunch of other files there, which I assume are just for SourceSafe’s convenience.
I believe these are:
SCC files
VSPSCC files
VSSSCC files
Can I just indiscriminately delete files of this type from all of my working directories, or is there anything more/safer I should be doing to cleanse and purify my source code?
I usually open the folder in windows. Search for SCC, delete all the files. Then open the solution and you should get an error message saying the solution bindings could not be found. You then click permanently remove bindings.