tfs-power-tools

问题 I need to add some fields to my work item types in an existing team project to support integration with other toolsets. However, after adding those fields in my work item type definitions using the Team Foundation Power Tools Process Editor, and following the instructions detailed here, the tickets still do not contain this field. Instead, it is only new tickets that are created with this field. Is it possible to add a field to existing TFS work items, rather than just updating the Work Item

问题 I need to add some fields to my work item types in an existing team project to support integration with other toolsets. However, after adding those fields in my work item type definitions using the Team Foundation Power Tools Process Editor, and following the instructions detailed here, the tickets still do not contain this field. Instead, it is only new tickets that are created with this field. Is it possible to add a field to existing TFS work items, rather than just updating the Work Item

问题 It's easy to see what changesets are linked to a given work item. But is it possible, given a changeset, to find out what work item(s) it is linked to? 回答1: If you have the changeset number then in TFS explorer in VS press CRTL + G and provide the changeset number and click OK. That will bring the change set in team explorer. Then you can click on a folder/file and select view history which will show you the work items related to it. See view changesets for more information. Also, check out

问题 We need to allow users to check-out check-in files in Windows Explorer. Is it mandatory to install Visual Studio in order to use Team Explorer or TFS Power Tools? What kind of licenses will be needed? 回答1: You can install Team Explorer which is free (but still uses the VS shell), this doesn't require any kind of Visual Studio license: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/devops/2017/04/05/reintroducing-the-team-explorer-standalone-installer/ Then you can install the TFS Power Tools to get the

问题 We need to allow users to check-out check-in files in Windows Explorer. Is it mandatory to install Visual Studio in order to use Team Explorer or TFS Power Tools? What kind of licenses will be needed? 回答1: You can install Team Explorer which is free (but still uses the VS shell), this doesn't require any kind of Visual Studio license: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/devops/2017/04/05/reintroducing-the-team-explorer-standalone-installer/ Then you can install the TFS Power Tools to get the

问题 I used to execute tf merge $/Alpha/Dev $/Alpha/Main /recursive from Command Prompt to merge changes from Dev branch to Main branch. On conflicts it shows up Resolve Conflicts window and we could resolve conflicts manually by choosing option Merge changes in Merge Tool It was working fine till yesterday, all of a sudden it started throwing below error, and not showing the manual merge window. TF10201 Source control could not start the manual merge tool. One strange behavior, it is working fine

问题 Trying to create a powershell script to create a new project in Team Foundation Server 2015. When running the script I get the message: The project collection does not have a default location for creating project portal sites configured. Either configure this location using the Team Foundation Administration Console or specify the /webapplication and /relativepath arguments. Any suggestions, I want to create a new git repository instead of needing to use Visual Studio. My create new project

问题 In using tfpt from the command, I'm getting the error: PS D:\Main Line> tfpt uu /noget Unable to determine the workspace. Here I'm trying to use the Undo Unchanged command, but I've seen this error with other commands too. The path I'm at is the exact path that is mapped in my TFS workspace. I also tried this which doesn't work either PS D:\Main Line> tfpt uu /recursive /noget 'D:\Main Line' Unable to determine the workspace. I thought it was just using the current path to figure it out, but

问题 I've used TFS Power Tools on a daily basis for several months. I particularly depend on Windows Shell Extension. For about a week now, two issues have come up: Issue 1 Every time I enter a directory under TFS control, I have to right-click twice to see the TFS context menu Issue 2 My pretty TFS Green indicators on files/folders are gone: I've downloaded and reinstalled the Power Tools, but I still have these two issues. Any thoughts on how to fix this? **UPDATE** Dave gave me the answer via

问题 I'm trying to use tfpt to migrate a shelveset from a source branch into a target branch, but it doesn't appear to do anything...not that I'd expect much more...but any chance anyone knows what's wrong? I'm following the instructions correctly I think... I've got: tfpt unshelve "DbMigrations" /migrate /source:$/TeamProject/Main /target:$/TeamProject/Releases/7.20 回答1: What happens after you run the command? You need to have a few things set up before migrating: A workspace that encompasses