In Visual Studio 2003, if I open the Task List and add a new task directly, the task is remembered on my computer. Note that I'm not talking about a comment task (e.g. a TODO). I know these are kept in the source code :-) Are these non-comment tasks kept with the solution? I.e., if I copy the solution to another computer, will the tasks be visible on the other computer? Or are they hidden in some obscure part of the computer, so that tasks I add directly into the Task List cannot be seen by other developers? -- Peter Gummer
Where does the Task List keep non-comment tasks?
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Where does the Task List keep non-comment tasks?
by Peter Gummer » Sat, 10 Dec 2005 12:25:28 GMT
Re: Where does the Task List keep non-comment tasks?
by Andrew McDonald » Thu, 15 Dec 2005 08:46:43 GMT
"Peter Gummer" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote... IIRC they're stored in the .suo file which accompanies your .sln. This is for user options, so it's not intended to be shared with other developers; hence it shouldn't get put under source control etc., and other developers won't be able to see your tasks. Andy
Re: Where does the Task List keep non-comment tasks?
by Peter Gummer » Thu, 15 Dec 2005 12:53:37 GMT
Hmmm, yes, you appear to be correct. If I delete my solution's .suo file then the tasks disappear. Thanks, Andy! -- Peter Gummer
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