When I'm trying to check in some code TFS and below error message is coming.
Value was either too large or too small for a UInt32.
What is causing this issue and how can I fix this issue?
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3Same happening with Visual Studio 2015 using git – Bomberlt Nov 15 '16 at 14:45
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I have found the solution for this issue.
Solution:
Save your files before check-in and then initiate check in. This issue will not come.
Root Cause:
It seems to be a bug in the dialog (Not sure), but certainly error message is confusing to user.
Hope this solution will resolve your issue.
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4Please note that this does not only involve the sources being checked in; also verify any 'excluded' pending changes in the same workspace have been saved before checking in, otherwise you may still face the same error. – Ruud Helderman Jan 05 '17 at 14:44
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1I had to save the solution file itself to resolve the issue. I added a project to the solution and forgot to save. – TaeKwonJoe Feb 06 '17 at 23:18
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As Geeky Ninja mentions, the problem is that not all files are saved. Luckily VS has a handy button for this (ctrl + shift + s):
File > Save All
Helps me every time
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Build and check in. You will not see the problem. It's always good to see your changes are actually compiled with no errors before checking in.
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Weird error. In my case it was when I tried to Shelf my code. I just ran the solution to ensure it worked before I created a shelfset. I then tried to create a shelfset in so all the files were saved, I thought.
I did the Save All and actually restarted Visual Studio. Then Chrome hung as Visual Studio was starting ... I was finally able to create my shelfset update.
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