My current configuration is windows 10 and CCS 10.2.
Initially all my projects that I worked on, I had no issues when I started up CCS, it would pick up from where I left off.
Recently I have been using GIT for version control. At first the repos were created via GIT Bash, this gave me a problem with CCS hanging when starting up and it trying to open the last project. Because my last project that I worked on was in a GIT repo, when CCS started up it would tell me that no repo could be found and would hang the program.
I would have to use task manager to shut down the program. Once shut down, the program would do the same thing again when started up. The only way I found around the is issue was to delete the metadata file and then once CCS was open, go and open my projects in CCS manually. I could work for days with all commits working fine and the system not hanging, as long as CCS was't shut down.
From the CCS manual i read that the GIT repo shouldn't be in the CCS workspace directory, so I moved all my projects to a directory outside of the workspace directory. This made no difference, I would open CCS only for it to hang, then would have to delete the metadata file and find my projects so I could continue to work. I further read at some point that you could create the GIT repo in CCS. I did this and shut down CCS, when I opened it again it seemed to all work fine.
Bingo!!! I had a result, feeling very proud and a sence of achievement I worked some more, shut down my system. The next day when I booted up my machine and opened CCS..... Yip you guessed it.... I had to go throught the process of deleting the metadata file, manually open my projects in CCS and continue to work.
Any help in this matter would be greatly apprecitated!
