I check out my projects from SVN and usually have a couple of projects in my solution while debugging . sometimes when I set breakpoints in my program to debug it, the program breaks at other points that I have Not set any break point in there at all ! but there is a break point in there? How is it happening? does VS keep its breakpoints location in the .sln file of each project and when I check out from SVN, it causes to break on breakpoint that other people have set on that project? or something else is causing it?
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These could be exceptions as the debugger would force a break if an unhandled exception occurs.
Nick Brooks
2010-07-23 14:57:16
but at the line that it breaks, there is that big red circle that we use to set the break point.
BDotA
2010-07-23 14:58:47
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It sounds like you have more than the SLN file in source control. If you blindly add your entire folder structure to source control, you will get unwanted behavior.
MCain
2010-07-23 15:01:15
Hmm, so it is reading the breakpoint from the SLN file of each project. and I have not added the SLN to the ignore list of SVN. that explains it. thanks.
BDotA
2010-07-23 15:06:52
Well, I think you want your SLN file in source control in case new projects get added. Did the .suo file get added to source control?
MCain
2010-07-23 15:20:20