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DMilkes
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April 2, 2015
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RH has stopped working when connecting to source control

  • April 2, 2015
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I have one RH 10 project that connects to TFS for source control. Starting this morning, I get the "Adobe RoboHelp 10 has stopped working. A problem caused the program to stop working correctly" error when I use the Open Project from Version Control icon. The project opens fine if I do it directly from my PC. This is not happening with any other project connected to TFS. Is there a file in the root directory that is corrupted that I can delete?

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    Willam van Weelden
    Willam van Weelden
    Inspiring
    April 9, 2015

    So it does work if you open the source controlled project from disk?

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    DMilkesAuthor
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    April 9, 2015

    Yes, Willam, it only works when opening the .xpj file directly from Windows Explorer.

    Willam van Weelden
    Willam van Weelden
    Inspiring
    April 15, 2015

    Like I said, the project is fine if I don't go through source control. I tried to do an equivalent of what you suggested: I deleted the project locally, made a new workspace on the server and locally, checked in the version of the project from just before I noticed the problem. Then one by one I "got" each following changeset during the time of the problem, but each "get" was successful.

    Maybe I should mention that I share this project with a remote team, but I do not share topics with them for the most part. They are not having the same problem. Therefore, I am trying not to delete the entire project to start over. Is there anything else I can do before that drastic option?


    Since you are the only one, I would first try to reinstall RoboHelp and any Source Control components you are using. Sorry, but the drastic options are all I can think off. Since there is no clear cause and other projects seem to be working fine, a fluke in one of the applications is the most probable cause.

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