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I'm trying to implement a process so that the manager can Review the code of all developers before the developers can check in to TFS 2013. Is there any process to require a review of the code by a human being before it is added to a real project? I'm using TFS 2013 with Visual Studio 2013. TFS 2013 supports this out of the box, and is very straight forward to use. Developer needs to file a request for review in the team explorer: Go to Team Explorer Open pending changes Under "Actions" menu, choose Request Review Specify the reviewer, and send. The target user (in your case, the manager) will

How to see the Check-In History of a particular user in TFS (TFS-2008)? Yes. The easy way: download and install Team Foundation Sidekicks (it's free). From the attrice website: Yury Kozlov How to: Find a Changeset in Visual Studio 2010: In Source Control Explorer, on the File menu, point to Source Control, and then click Find Changesets. For some reason newer versions of the article are in a different location. Here are links to newer versions of the article: How to: Find a Changeset in Visual Studio 2012 How to: Find a Changeset in Visual Studio 2013 Open "Team Explorer" (Found in "View"-menu

I have 3 repos. A bare repo which I use as a master repo, a dev repo in which I make and test changes, and prod repo from which scripts are executed in the prod environment. After I have tested changes in the dev repo I push them to the bare repo and they are auto pulled down into the prod repo on a cronjob using a basic script (carrying out git pull command). I followed through the above procedure for a change, but the altered file will not update in the prod repo. The change is checked in and pushed in the dev repo The pull has been done to the prod repo The git logs for all repos are

I use WinXP, VS 2008 and Team Explorer to connect to Team Foundation Server. I need to script (e.g. BAT file script) the following: Get latest version of folder in Team Project. Check out files of folder in Team Project. Check in files of folder in Team Project. My TFSProject is $/Arquitectura/Main/ , mapped to the path C:\TFS\Arquitectura Does anyone have any sample code or suggestions? Ewald Hofman Use tf.exe in the command line. In the following examples, the %PathToIde% is usually on a path like this: %ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE , or on Windows x64: %ProgramFiles

I have several projects hosted as separate TFS projects. When I want to check-in changes, all the changes of all projects sum up together and commit as one check-in. I want to handle the check-ins per project, so that the current check-in only commits the files of the current solution. Here is what the TFS Pending Changes page looks like: The red is "Project 1", the black is "Project 2", I don't want the black to be here at all. There are several options: You can create separate workspaces for each project and only map the directories that belong to said project, that way the changes will not

I am using ClearCase remote client Version 7.1.1, and I am wondering if it's possible to delete a version that was checked in by mistake. I know that in ClearCase, this is possible by choosing delete in the right click menu (Versions tree) Anyone has the answer ? Thanks VonC Argh! rmver (see man page) ? I would strongly advice against such an operation which cannot be undone (as I mention and detail in here , here or there ). And rmver is not possible in a CCRC client (even in the latest 7.1.2). What I usually do is a graphical merge from the n-1 version to the n version in order to produce a

Is there a way to use FQL to select all my friends Checkins that are in range of a specified location? I can use FQL to return my friends checkin coords: https://api.facebook.com/method/fql.query?access_token={0}&query=SELECT coords FROM checkin WHERE author_uid IN (SELECT uid2 FROM friend WHERE uid1 = me()) but how can I add to the above query to do something like... Where coords Within 10 miles of [(New York City, NY) | (long, lat) | (user.current_location)] Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. EDIT (3/9 3:05pm est): I'm mainly just looking for an end result - doesn't