What does 'file was dropped from the Add to Source Control Operation" message mean

[k5mje]

Yesterday I upgraded to LabView 8.5.1 and moved a project from my office desktop onto the test system computer in the vault. I wanted to use the source code control integration capability with this project. I went through the process of configuring source control (I am using Serena Version Manager). All appeared to be well. LabView saw the source control software an can bring up the client. I selected all of the files in my project and selected "Add to source control". I received a message popup with a message like:

FILENAME was dropped from the Add to Source Control Operation

for each of the files in my project. I got the same message when I tried the operation on a single file. This did not appear to be an error or warning message, just informational. I could find no information in the help to tell me what this message really means. Any ideas?

Mike Eaton

[TCPlomp]

Usually LabVIEW creates one dialog (with a tree-control, and an option to keep files checked out and a comment box).
All other dialogs are from the SCC. Maybe you can configure Serena to go silent?

Ton

[k5mje]

Thanks Ton. That was the clue I needed. It turns out that is was a problem with the definition of the local Serena VM workspace directory. Once I corrected that all is well.

Mike Eaton