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I can't seem to get Visual SVN and Visual Studio Beta 2 to work together, anyone know of a workaround???

A: 

I know ankhsvn is working on it. Might you give them a try?

Have you updated to a recent build?

VisualSVN change log

Daniel A. White
Yes I have the latest build, I'll try ankhsvn out... thanks.
hminaya
AnkhSVN has worked in VS2010 since beta1...
Sander Rijken
+1  A: 

The latest generation VisualSVN in reporting Visual Studio 2010 compatibility: http://www.visualsvn.com/visualsvn/download/

There's also a post about getting it to work with the first beta here: http://mikeownage.com/wordpress/?p=336

Troy Hunt
+27  A: 

This is known problem. We're working on it and provide fix soon.

As workaround you may copy file "C:\Program Files\[Prev Visual studio]\Common7\IDE\PrivateAssemblies\microsoft.visualstudio.dll" to C:\Program Files\VisualSVN\bin directory.

Ivan Zhakov
+1 for VisualSVN team watching stackoverflow :)
Nick Haslam
If you have x64, it might be in your Program Files (x86).
Daniel A. White
workaround worked for me as well.
Darren Kopp
Thanks for the info.....
hminaya
Just the job.. cheers.
CraftyFella
workaround works great. Thanks!
scottmarlowe
[Prev Visual Studio] = Your previous version of visual studio. For some reason I wasn't sure what "Prev" stood for and looked through my 2010 folder for this. Just a note for anyone who might make the same dumb mistake.
Beaker
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Ivan: The workaround to copy a DLL describes a DLL that I am unable to locate. I don't have a "microsoft.visualstudio.dll". Can you please elaborate?

EDIT: Ahhh ... I think my browser had left out the ..\[Prev Visual studio]\.. part. I just read an empty segment ..\\.., and so I was looking for it in the Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0 folder. Found it! Thanks.

Kjorup
Please post this as a comment.
Daniel A. White
+1  A: 

The workaround solved the problem for me. Look in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE\PrivateAssemblies for the dll.