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I can't seem to get Visual SVN and Visual Studio Beta 2 to work together, anyone know of a workaround???

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This is known problem. We're working on it and provide fix soon.

As workaround you may copy file "C:\Program Files\[Prev Visual studio]\Common7\IDE\PrivateAssemblies\microsoft.visualstudio.dll" to C:\Program Files\VisualSVN\bin directory.

Darren Kopp
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Ivan Zhakov
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    If you have x64, it might be in your Program Files (x86). – Daniel A. White Oct 21 '09 at 12:48
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    [Prev Visual Studio] = Your previous version of visual studio. For some reason I wasn't sure what "Prev" stood for and looked through my 2010 folder for this. Just a note for anyone who might make the same dumb mistake. – Beaker Oct 23 '09 at 00:22
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The latest generation VisualSVN in reporting Visual Studio 2010 compatibility: http://www.visualsvn.com/visualsvn/download/

There's also a post about getting it to work with the first beta here: http://mikeownage.com/wordpress/?p=336

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The workaround solved the problem for me. Look in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE\PrivateAssemblies for the dll.

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I know ankhsvn is working on it. Might you give them a try?

Have you updated to a recent build?

VisualSVN change log

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Ivan: The workaround to copy a DLL describes a DLL that I am unable to locate. I don't have a "microsoft.visualstudio.dll". Can you please elaborate?

EDIT: Ahhh ... I think my browser had left out the ..\[Prev Visual studio]\.. part. I just read an empty segment ..\\.., and so I was looking for it in the Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0 folder. Found it! Thanks.