How do I remove TFS connections from a Visual Studio 2010 C# project/solution?

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Wibble picture Wibble · Apr 11, 2011 · Viewed 11.5k times · Source

I have been given the full source code to work on locally (C#.NET/XAML/Visual Studio 2010), but I do not have access to TFS.

Every time I open the solution, it always asks for TFS which I have to cancel every time, but the code is now developed locally from here on out and I will not have access.

How do I effectively "disconnect" TFS from this build?

Answer

Jess picture Jess · Apr 11, 2011

You can either choose to work offline, or unbind the projects:

File->Source Control->Change Source Control

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