This will make the necessary changes and the padlocks should appear. Select the project in question in that list (it'll probably look fine and valid), click Unbind, ok the warning then click Bind (the same toolbar button relabelled) Ok that window, and checkout all the files it suggests. To fix it highlight the project in the Solution Explorer, then go to File > Source Control > Advanced. It's not much but worth fixing as it's a good visual check that everything is being controlled. Where SAK (probably) stands for Solution Already Knows.Īs far as I know it only affects the display of the Source Control status in the Solution Explorer as noted you can already perform other source control tasks on the project. csproj file that should look something like this: SAK (All recently updated.) So that's not it.All that is wrong is that the Project file does not have the correct binding to TFS. Any suggestions as to what differences to look for?īTW, we're all running the same version of OneDrive and O365 applications. If I could figure out what differences to look between my and their systems (Win 10), that could potentially help. The mystery for me is why my sync'ed copy is fine while the two other folks have the "lock" problem with their sync'ed copies. I'm not going to turn off versioning (as we need the version history already in place.) The SharePoint library does not have any required fields, does not require checkout, is set to use versioning (Create major/minor versions.) Basically the default settings. (Note: I set up Sync on my machine before one and after the other individuals mentioned above.) I'm able to modify/add/delete files and folders just fine. However, on my system, I have the same library sync'ed and it's fine - no locks.
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They have full access on SP directly (browser) as they are both listed as Site Owners. They're unable to add any files to any of the folders in their local sync'ed copy. Two individuals have a specific SharePoint document library ("support materials") synced which shows up as read-only (with the "lock" icon). (For the MS folks, yes, I tried all the ODFB steps in the " Fix OneDrive sync problems" page.) Here's a description of our situation perhaps something here can help lead to at least a workaround. I've also encountered this problem, but with a few other twists. The document libraries I've tested this approach on are basic, straight out of the box Sharepoint document libraries on Sharepoint Online. I'm not using any Meta Data settings or mandatory columns. "Only users who can edit items") all content is synched as Read Only again!
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By setting the Draft Item Security to "Anyone user who can read items" the library syncs fine and I'm able to edit content synched to my local PC via ODFB.īUT, every time I change the Draft Item Security setting to anything except "Anyone user who can read items" (e.g. The only setting I've enabled in Versioning Settings is "Create major and minor (draft) versions". What I did first of all was disabling "Require content approval for submitted items?" and "Require documents to be checked out before they can be edited?". However, having fiddled around with the settings for my document libraries for a while I noticed that I can use Versioning and make them sync as editable content. but I need versioning so that is not an option. If I remove versioning altogether for the document libraries it works. After installing the new ODFB Preview (onedrive.exe) I noticed the better part of my libraries were synced as Read Only.
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I have document libraries which were syncing fine and I was able to edit synched files with the previous ODFB (groove.exe). Download 4032 free Padlock Icons in All design styles. I think this issue must somehow be related to a bug in Onedrive.
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