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Thanks for the suggestions. I did not have the scc plugin installed only the new integration, but my project files stl contained <SccProjectName>PlasticSCM</SccProjectName> <SccLocalPath>PlasticSCM</SccLocalPath> <SccAuxPath>PlasticSCM</SccAuxPath> <SccProvider>Plastic SCM Source Control Service:{774e58ba-f1b9-40a7-b676-834fa2c220fe}</SccProvider> So the solution was to allow VS to 'remove the source control bindings'. It just cleared these 4 settings, while the actual plastic source control integration stayed intact

Just installed latest version (b 7110), and now it's worse. No 'add to source control' option on solution anymore. If I choose View..Plastic SCM... Show pending changes under solution I get "GetSccFiles must be called on the UI thread' and Object reference not set to an instance of an object on 'checkin'.

On both my development machines I'm getting the error as show in the attachment, claiming the source control provider cannot be found. I choose no, select solution and perform 'add to source control' and everyone is working fine again. I get this with every project and on 2 machines. I have updated plastic to newer versions multiple times but the problem remains. I am using Visual Studio 2022 Professional What could cause this, and how can I fix this ?

I do not want our main encryption key to be known by one of my customers who just needs to access 1 repo. Can I create multiple servers? Don't think so.

Would it be possible to have different encryption keys per repository? Or can I create multiple cloud server for 1 organization? Our use case is that we want to allow external people (product owners who manage the releases) to have readonly access to the repositories but as they are external I would not like them to have the encryption key for all other repositories.