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Removing SVN from a Visual Studio 2012/2013 Solution

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I recently ran into a situation while trying to migrate a project from SVN to TFS.

I used the Export command of Tortoise SVN to produce the output I would migrate. This effectively produces a "clean" copy of the code (no SVN folders).

When I tried to add the code to TFS via Visual Studio, I noticed the solution kept loading with SVN bindings (I use the ANKHSVN plugin). If I tried to switch the plugin, it would ask me to close the solution.

I went poking around in the Solution (.sln) file and found the following entry:

 

GlobalSection(SubversionScc) = preSolution

Svn-Managed = True

Manager = AnkhSVN - Subversion Support for Visual Studio

EndGlobalSection

 

Removing this "GlobalSection" did the trick for me. After launching the solution again, I was able to add it to TFS.

I hope this helps anyone with the same issue out there.


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