Visual Studio 2010 - local history feature?

The last few years I've been using Eclipse as an IDE. Recently, however, I started working with Visual Studio 2010 and I'm intuitively searching for features I used in Eclipse.

One such is the Local file history. Is there some extension or addon which provides such functionality ?

Another small feature that I'm missing is that I can't just double click on a window to enlarge it, t开发者_运维技巧hen just double click again and shrink it.

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Not a great answer, but after looking around for this feature and not finding it I decided to build my own. Couldn't get the tool on Codeplex to work with VS2010. Anyway, this post was very helpful and got me on the road to a DIY solution. Note that this assumes that you are not using git as your primary VCS. I suppose if you're using git as primary then you'll want to use mercurial as your 'history' source control.

Steps:

1. install git
2. init an empty git repo in the same folder as your solution.
3. create a VS extensibility project (see post above)

4. put this to the OnAfterSave:

   m_RDT.GetDocumentInfo(docCookie, out flags, out readlocks, out editlocks, out name, out hier, out itemid, out docData);

   var ctext = string.Format("/c cd {1} && git add \"{0}\" && git commit \"{0}\" -m \"autosave {0}\" ", name, SolutionBaseDirectory);

5. Now you'll have autosave [the file name] in your git history.

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Look at this add-in Visual Local History it is for VS2008 but using adjustment found here you can use this add-in in VS2010, It works fine for me. Regards.

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There is unfortunately no such feature for VS2010. The best I can suggest is to either use a full source control system such as SVN or TFS. I have also read that some people have used GIT as a means of local source control, but I cannot comment on this as I've never used GIT before.

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you can download this extension. Visual Studio History Extension

And run it, restart your visual studio. Though, it keeps your changes, when you undo any item, that is a change. Therefore, it keeps your changes before from undo.