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I have a newbie question.

If I'm working on specific class that has some new sourcecode, in my local computer, and I still continue working with it. I'm using the solution with sourcecode that is a old version.

Suddenly, a new version of a solution with new sourcode that has been release and I need to "Get the latest version" in VS community 2013 and and use the new version + working on my class that before I cann upload it to the server. The new sourcecode that I have created in my class will be used by other people.

My question is:

When I use the functionality "Get the latest version" in VS community 2013 and I still continue working on the class, I will have two different version of the class, what does VS community 2013 enable to do? How should it be working about the merging part?

Thanks!

Posted 2-Jun-15 20:00pm

deelll

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Philippe Mori 3-Jun-15 12:24pm

If you are not sure, you do a backup of your files, read the documentation and try it. If ever, it does mot works as you think, you still have your backup.

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