We are often asked by our users to include new functionality in our products that does not fit with our long-term goals. Some of the requests come often enough that we want to meet these needs, but not in our main product. Thus, the SourceGear Vault Power Toys were born. These are a collection of small stand-alone applications which provide specific functionality that a limited number of users will find helpful. If you have any issues or feature requests with these Power Toys, please contact us through Support.
- Deploy Wizard. This wizard allows you to deploy the latest version of files or folders from the source control repository to a location on disk, or to an FTP site. You can download this power toy here, or a command line only version of this power toy here.
- The Advanced Obliterate Client. Many users over the years have requested that the method of searching for files and folders to obliterate be changed. In this wizard, we've tried to find a middle ground which worked for performance reasons and also gave the flexibility users requested. You can download this power toy here.
- VSS Share Wizard. Microsoft Visual Source Safe and SourceGear Vault have two different implementations of the concept of folder share. This wizard lets you create VSS style folder shares in Vault. You can download this power toy here.
- Pin All Wizard. This wizard allows you to pin all files underneath a folder. You can download this power toy here.
- UnPin All Wizard. This wizard allows you to unpin all files underneath a folder. You can download this power toy here.
- Identity Switcher. This wizard allows you to change the impersonation used by the Web Services after the install has been completed. You can download this power toy here.
- msscci2vsip. This command-line tool can automatically rebind Visual Studio solutions and projects from the Classic IDE client to the Enhanced IDE client. You can download this power toy here, and read instructions for using the tool on our support site.
- NodeCounter. This power toy helps users explore their source control repository to find which folders have the most subitems, as well as which folders have the largest disk space usage. You can download this power toy here.
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